Daniel Machover

Daniel Machover is head of department at Hickman & Rose and a recognised leader in the fields of administrative and public law, civil liberties and police law. He brings enormous experience and skill to private and public law claims arising from the criminal justice system, inquests and public inquiries. His clients include victims of crime (extending to victims of international crime), families bereaved by deaths in custody and victims of miscarriages of justice. He is expert in domestic and international human rights law, acting in high profile judicial reviews and complex multi-party, cross-border and European court litigation. His international work often arises from serious human rights violations abroad, including securing judicial arrest warrants in the UK. · Hickman & Rose

EnglandAdministrative & Public Law, Civil Liberties

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Head of department at Hickman & Rose and a recognised leader in administrative and public law, civil liberties and police law, with extensive experience in private and public law claims arising from the criminal justice system, inquests and public inquiries. Acts for victims of crime (including international crime), families bereaved by deaths in custody and victims of miscarriages of justice, and is experienced in domestic and international human rights law, high‑profile judicial reviews and complex multi‑party, cross‑border and European court litigation.

Practice areas

Administrative & Public LawCivil LibertiesPolice LawHuman RightsCivil LitigationInquests & Inquiries

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England

Hickman & Rose · Daniel Machover is head of department at Hickman & Rose and a recognised leader in the fields of administrative and public law, civil liberties and police law. He brings enormous experience and skill to private and public law claims arising from the criminal justice system, inquests and public inquiries. His clients include victims of crime (extending to victims of international crime), families bereaved by deaths in custody and victims of miscarriages of justice. He is expert in domestic and international human rights law, acting in high profile judicial reviews and complex multi-party, cross-border and European court litigation. His international work often arises from serious human rights violations abroad, including securing judicial arrest warrants in the UK.

England

Expertise

Victims of crime (including international crime)Deaths in custody and bereaved familiesMiscarriages of justiceJudicial reviewInquests and public inquiriesCross‑border and European court litigationSecuring judicial arrest warrants in the UK

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Qualified in 1988