Background

Edmund Garnett accepts instructions in all of Chambers’ core practice areas, with a particular interest in police law, public inquiries, public and administrative law and data law.  

Edmund regularly appears in the Magistrates’ Court and Crown Court on operational policing matters, and the County Court in civil claims. He has experience of public inquiries, having been instructed on both the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry and the Malkinson Inquiry. He is a member of the Government Legal Department’s “Junior Juniors” scheme.

Edmund was educated at the University of Oxford, where he completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Ancient and Modern History (First Class) and a Master of Studies degree in Late Antique and Byzantine Studies (Distinction). He was elected a scholar of his college and was awarded the Angus Macintyre Prize for most promising historian. During his undergraduate degree, he coached a debating team at a local school.

He completed both the GDL and BPTC at City Law School, as an Exhibitioner and Major Scholar of the Inner Temple.

Prior to pupillage, Edmund worked as a Research and Policy Officer in Parliament.

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