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Garden Court Chambers Fundamental Rights Conference
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Fundamental Rights Conference: a public law perspective
Saturday 10 October 2015, 9:45 – 17:00
Venue: LSE New Academic Building
54 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3LJ
CPD: 5.5
Garden Court Chambers’ Public Law Team in association with Legal Action Group and the London School of Economics invites you to join us for a day of expert analysis and discussion.
For full details and programme visit the Garden Court Chambers website.
In the 800th year of the Magna Carta, this day-long conference on Fundamental Rights reflects on the evolution of fundamental rights in the UK and its role in our modern society. At a time when human rights are coming under scrutiny and the right of individuals to challenge decisions of public bodies is under threat, this is the perfect forum in which to take stock of the legal issues and engage in discussions with some of the leaders in the public law field.
With high-level plenaries exploring some of the central themes in public law, and a choice of specialist break-out sessions, delegates can tailor the programme to suit their areas of interest. Garden Court’s public law barristers will be joined by Lord Toulson, Justice of the Supreme Court, as well as external experts from across the fields of inquest law, children’s rights and housing law.
Whether you are a seasoned public lawyer or a newcomer to the field seeking a cross-disciplinary perspective, this is an essential day of debate and discussion around fundamental rights in our society today.
The conference will be followed by a complementary drinks reception for all delegates.
