Police Law: Mainly Defendant
All Circuits
6 years ranked
Provided by 5 Essex Chambers
Police Law; Employment Law; Public Inquiries; Government Law; Public / Administrative Law; Inquests; Professional Discipline; Personal Injury
Notable recent and upcoming cases include:
- Instructed as Junior Counsel for NHS England in the Covid Inquiry
- Inquest into the death of Sudesh Amman
- Re K (Forced Marriage: Passport Order) [2020] EWCA Civ 190 (Court of Appeal “routemap” for Forced Marriage Protection Order applications);
- Halabi v The Crown Court at Southwark, Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis and Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020] EWHC 1053 (Admin) (Divisional Court Article 8 and incompatibility challenge to Notification Order regime);
- Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (Nottinghamshire Councils, The Anglican Church, Institutional Responses to Allegations Concerning Lord Janner);
- Gatland & Ors v IPCC (claim for misfeasance and breach of Articles 6, 8, and Article 1 of the First Protocol ECHR);
- Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police v Kermani (High Court confirmation that acquittal in criminal proceedings does not preclude Sexual Risk Order founded on same allegations)
Called to the Bar in 2013.
Appointed to the Attorney General’s C Panel of Counsel in 2019.
Direct Public Access accredited.
Alice is a member of ELA; ALBA; CPBA; ARDL; SEC; Advocate
The Employment Tribunals Handbook: Practice, Procedure and Strategies for Success
(Bloomsbury, 5th and 6th Editions, 2017 and 2021) with 5 Essex Chambers colleagues
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Alice Meredith acts for police officers and the IOPC in relation to various civil claims brought by members of the public, as well as a host of other issues such as officers' working conditions.
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Alice is a delight to deal with. She has a calm manner and is an effective advocate. Her case openings are always well structured and make it easy for a panel to focus on the key issues in the case.
I worked with Alice Meredith on a case where there was not much to go on, as it was in the Magistrates' Court. It was difficult and she was outstanding.
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