Atticus Blick was instructed as Respondent Counsel in an appeal against sentence before the Court of Appeal. Submissions that the Court should successively constitute itself as a Divisional Court, a Magistrates’ Court, and a Crown Court to correct the sentence were adopted verbatim.
In what is believed to be the first trial under the Online Safety Act 2023, two defendants have been sentenced for numerous charges including three counts of encouraging or assisting serious self-harm contrary to section 184 of the Online Safety Act 2023.
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9 KBW extends warm congratulations to Charles Austin-Groome and Harry Stallard, who are now Grade 3 and Atticus Blick who are now Grade 2 on the CPS Advocate Panel
Chambers is delighted to announce that Atticus Blick has been successful in his application for Tenancy after completion of his pupillage at 9 KBW. This is effective from December 1st 2024 and a new profile will be available shortly on Chambers website.
Second six pupil Atticus Blick prosecuted a defendant who intentionally strangled an on duty police officer. The sentencing hearing was reported by Kent Online:
In the wake of cases such as the Sarah Everard murder, our pupil barrister, Atticus Blick, has a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Criminal Law setting out a practitioner friendly overview of the whole life order sentencing regime and its implications for human rights domestic and international law.
Chambers are delighted to welcome 3 new pupils to the 9 KBW team; Neil Sturman, Atticus Blick and Harriet Snookes. We very much look forward to working with them in the coming year.
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