Malcolm Bishop
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Malcolm Bishop Q.C. is a distinguished criminal lawyer who belongs to 2 Paper Buildings, the Chambers of Desmond de Silva Q.C.. He was educated at Regent's Park College, Oxford.
Bishop is a Deputy High Court Judge, Recorder of the Crown Court, Chair of the Isle of Man Legal Services Commission, Bencher of the Inner Temple, member of the Family Law Bar Association Committee, and former member of the Bar Council.
He was instructed on the longest murder trial in the Old Bailey in recent years and has just successfully defended in the notorious multiple shooting of two young girls in Birmingham on New Year's Day 2003.
Notable cases include:
- R v Carty - Gangland shooting in Birmingham
- R v Sivakumar - The longest ever murder trail at the Old Bailey
- R v Moinul Abedin - Al Quaeda terrorist trial in Birmingham
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