2004 - 2005 Pupillage at 3 Serjeants` Inn
2003 - 2004 Winner of Inner Temple Lawson Mooting Competition
2003 - 2004 Inner Temple Major Scholar
2003 - 2004 BVC at Inns of Court School of Law
2002 - 2003 CPE at City University
2002 - 2003 Inner Temple Exhibition
2001 : Margaret Elizabeth Dale Cast Prize for History
1998 - 2001 BA History (1st Class Hons) at University College, London

Email: challin@3serjeantsinn.com

Conrad acts for police forces across England in all areas of civil law, including assault, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution.  He has advised extensively on search powers and detention.  . He has advised on the responsibilities of the effect of the Children Act 2004 on the statutory responsibilities of Chief Constables and police authorities.

Conrad has particular expertise in judicial reviews, including those with a police context.

Conrad also has extensive experience of coroners' inquests and has acted for police in ‘death in custody’ cases. 

Conrad has successfully representing police forces across the country in applications and appeals to the Crown Court in cases involving:

(a)    Firearms;

(b)    The closure of premises associated with Class A drug use and serious nuisance and disorder under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003;

(c)    Anti-social Behaviour Orders;

(d)    Proceeds of Crime Act seizures and forfeitures;

(e)    Police Property Act cases; and

(f)     Sexual Offences Prevention Orders.

Conrad successfully represented the police in The Chief Constable of Humberside Police v Carpenter (2008), a Proceeds of Crime Act application for the forfeiture of 16 Brazillian Petrobras bearer bonds, potentially worth over US$30 million.