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Adam Sandell
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2008
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Adam's work focuses on the rights of people who are disadvantaged, marginalised or vulnerable. His
public law
practice includes
asylum and immigration
,
prison law
,
social welfare law
, general
public
and
human rights
law,
equality and discrimination
,
mental capacity and mental health
,
inquests
, and (in particular on behalf of campaigning organisations)
freedom of information
. He also has a
criminal defence
practice, and acts in
civil actions against prisons and the police
. Adam has been instructed in cases ranging from youth courts to the UK Supreme Court.
Before becoming a barrister, Adam was an inner-city GP, and also worked for an NHS service for people with drug problems. He has much experience of, and values, working for people who may face particular difficulties dealing with the justice system. Adam is pleased to be a Legal Aid lawyer, and will work for free for needy clients when he has capacity and funding is unavailable.
Adam has degrees in law, medicine, physiology, and comparative social research. He has taught at Oxford and Newcastle Universities, and trains volunteers for the
Free Representation Unit
and for
Medical Justice
. He was the author of the
Oxford Handbook of Patients' Welfare
, a doctors' guide to patients' social and economic rights, and has written for national newspapers. Adam is on the board of
Legal Action Group
, and spent four years as an elected member of Oxford City Council.