Malicious prosecution, misfeasance in public office and damages after Rees - 24 June 2021

This webinar is brought to you by the Garden Court Chambers Civil Liberties and Human Rights Team.
The speakers will be talking about the torts of malicious prosecution and misfeasance in public office, and how to use those effectively in claims against the police and other public authorities.
In particular, there will be consideration of how to prove who is the prosecutor for the purposes of the tort, of what constitutes proof of malice and/ or bad faith and issues around loss and damage, and the increasing importance of misfeasance in public office in the light of cases conducted by members of Garden Court Chambers.
Speakers
Fatima Jichi, Garden Court Chambers (Chair)
Stephen Simblet QC, Garden Court Chambers
Una Morris, Garden Court Chambers
Michael Etienne, Garden Court Chambers
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[@waroncorruption5986]

I'm wondering if you'll considering adding links for citations as I'm unable to find any online reference to Race v Home Office [1994] 2 AC 45; or Rawlingson v Rice [1997] 2 NZLR 651; both as noted by the second speaker.

[@davidgleeson9225]

I have a case against Asda and Etihad for the same accusation which is false by i have no idea how to dock my paperwork into the courts or even find a lawyer who can see through unlawful dismissal Can you help

[@owenmillard6325]

On damages it was only partially helpful as you've told me information based upon a specific case. Would have preferred more general chats rather than basing a case around a defendant who has a previous criminal record as this doesn't apply all cases. There are many other types of cases other than police or immigration malfeasance.

[@reesfleming4247]

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