Enquiry Chair

Barry George, wrongly accused of killing TV presenter Jill Dando; the family of Stephen Lawrence; the families of victims at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry; the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, shot by the Metropolitan Police in 2005 and Mohammed Al Fayed in his pursuit of the truth surrounding the death of his son Dodi and Princess Diana in 1997. Michael also chaired an enquiry into the “Shoot to Kill” policy in the North of Ireland at Cullyhanna.

Michael Mansfield QC

In court, Mansfield is known for his willingness to push boundaries and a passionate fearlessness which can intimidate some. Michael’s list of former clients reads like a who’s who of victims of institutional, political and legal discrimination. In addition to appearing in courts, Michael has presented a number of TV documentaries and series; including “Presumed Guilty” for BBC1.

TV & Radio Work

Michael Mansfield is a regular contributor to TV and radio current affairs programmes and for many years he was a panel member of The Moral Maze. He has also published numerous articles for all the major broadsheets and law journals; a children’s book ’The Whale Boy’ and most recently ’The Home Lawyer’ – a legal handbook.

Michael Mansfield Speaker

In recent years, he has given a number of successful talks at theatre venues around the country; in a series entitled “An Audience with…” His 2009 publication ‘Memoirs of a Radical Lawyer’ was a best-seller. In 2011 he participated in a number of TV and film documentaries on; Bloody Sunday, Legal Aid, Lockerbie, Human Rights Act and Forensic Science.

Whether it’s a keynote business speech or a light-hearted after dinner engagement. Michael Mansfield can deliver presentations on a wide range of topical and current affairs themes; and much like in court, he is always successful at getting his message across.