Tag: Barristers

Move comes as rumours of not-for-profit BPTC continue to swirl

£5 million in cash and rent-free flats in central London up for grabs, but publicity is minimal

Omissions come back to haunt forgery barrister 16 years later

Laws against witchcraft were pivotal in the creation of modern concepts of evidence; they also gave women a voice in court as witnesses

Dr Steven Vaughan says degree class doesn’t tell the whole story

Lawyers survived email and Twitter -- and they'll survive everything else, predicts David Pannick QC

Former Court of Appeal man reveals what it was like to decide Re A (conjoined twins)

The stash creating the biggest stir on campus

Courts are apparently full of coke-head lawyers ogling jury members

Key legal principle could be overhauled -- and the whole process is being charted live via video and social media

Jonathan Herring -- of ‘Criminal Law: Texts, Cases and Materials’ fame -- has diversified

Being a partner, a QC or even a rookie barrister is largely a man's game

High profile junior barrister says boozey bonding blocks female influence -- but figures suggest other causes may be to blame

Government's continued disdain for the law raises temperature of human rights debate

Facebook goes wild for impromptu speech delivered by Ely Place rookie en route to work

Embarrassment as crime specialist recorded on camera phone

But will it save the Human Rights Act?

Exclusive: Part-time BPTC students want practitioner texts they can lug around

Young Barristers' Committee venture does, however, contain some useful snippets of advice

South London coffee shop told to remove sign from exterior of building immediately

After accumulating plenty of valuable work experience, his pupillage dream is over