Kenderik Horne

Kenderik Horne specialises in Civil Litigation, Employment and Criminal law.

Kenderik has strong practice experience advising and representing local authorities and other public bodies on Judicial Review cases and has conducted two significant reported cases in the Administrative Court concerning the Police and standards of proof and the lawfulness of cash seizures:

·    Chief Constable of Merseyside Police v. Harrison [2007] QB, [2006] 3 WLR 171 (closure orders - standard of proof)

·    Chief Constable of Merseyside Police v. Hickman, Times 7 April 2006 (lawfulness of cash seizures).

Other examples of advisory and drafting work in the public law field include:

·    2007 - 2008 - judicial reviews of continued imprisonment pending decision on parole

·    2006 - 2008 - local authority disputes over responsibility for social care provision

Building on substantial academic  experience of public law at university (optional specialist paper on administrative law in Cambridge finals) Kenderik has continued to develop his knowledge of Administrative Law.

Recent events attended include the course of Administrative Court Procedures seminars carried out by Brian Thompson of Liverpool University Law School at Atlantic Chambers in 2008 ahead of the opening of the new Administrative Court in the North West in 2009.

Kenderik is particularly interested in extending his Judicial Review practice in social care and prison law.