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Nicholas Moss KC and Emma Price (assisted by Matthew Waszak) represented the Ministry of Defence and two individual servicemen in the further inquest into the death of Cheryl James. Ms James was the second of four trainees to die at…
Discrimination claim in relation to British Locally Engaged Staff / Interpreters in Afghanistan. The Appellants argued that the Government’s scheme for Afghan staff (comprising separate intimidation and redundancy policies) was discriminatory because it was in some respects less favourable than the…
Representing the Ministry of Defence in the inquest into the death of a soldier. Private Williams was serving with 2nd Battalion, The Royal Welsh when he died in July 2006 having been subjected to a physical punishment at Lucknow Barracks…
Nicholas Moss KC was Counsel to the Inquest into the death of Khalil Dale, an International Committee of the Red Cross work who was kidnapped and beheaded in Pakistan.
Judicial Review. Effectiveness of further consultation exercise. Personal Independence Payments replacing DLA.
Police use of Taser. Nicholas Moss KC was instructed on behalf of the Home Secretary.
Declarations of unlawfulness made in relation to delays in the processing of claims for personal independence payments. Associated human rights claims dismissed. David Barr KC and Nicholas Moss KC appeared on behalf of the Secretary of State.
Nicholas Moss KC represented the Lord Chancellor in the challenge to the legality of his decision on the number of contracts for criminal legal aid duty provider work.
Death of 17 year old shortly after release from police custody and court on bail. Instructed on behalf of the CPS.
Complex self-inflicted death in custody, article 2 inquest. Instructed on behalf of Sodexo Justice Services.
