Mr Charley Weldrick

Barrister, Mountford Chambers

Charley Weldrick was called to the bar in 2022 and practices at Mountford Chambers, specialising in criminal defence across the Magistrates’, Crown and Youth Courts. Charley also maintains an active pro bono practice, acting for and advising individuals at every stage of proceedings from pre-charge to trial, in both criminal and regulatory proceedings. Charley also has experience in employment and social security proceedings.

Charley is also a keen writer. He contributes to a variety of outlets, from academic journals to those aimed at a more general audience.

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In the case of a statutory nuisance under section 79 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, how can

Q&A

This Q&A considers the legal remedies available to members of the public affected by a statutory nuisance under section 79 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990. It considers how individuals may recover losses, such as damages or loss of enjoyment, resulting from the nuisance.

Corporate Crime

When does a magistrates' order on complaint become effective and what is required for the order to be

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This Q&A considers when a magistrate's order on a complaint becomes effective and the requirements for the order to be considered 'made'.

Corporate Crime