Tag: Judges
Family judge praised for ditching legal jargon so child can understand judgment
Less legalese for Lynch of Leeds
Happy 120th birthday, Lord Denning!
The outspoken judge passed away in 1999
US Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lands cameo in Lego Movie 2
As morning talk show apologises for airing graphic suggesting she'd died
Lord Sales sworn in as newest Supreme Court judge
Oxbridge double grad will take part in a special ceremony later today
Courtroom to catwalk? Lady Hale appears in Vogue magazine to mark 100 years of women in law
Supreme Court president humbled by role model status
Family law barrister, 34, who completed BPTC in 2007 becomes district judge
Adem Muzaffer will take up the role later this month
Lady Hale attacks government ‘austerity’ policies
Supreme Court president in unusual political intervention
Lady Hale: Summon the ‘moral courage’ to tackle gender pay gap
Fight for what is right and just, says Supreme Court president
Judiciary needs to be more diverse so public don’t view us as ‘beings from another planet’, says Lady Hale
As profession gears up to celebrate 100 years of women in law
Film review: RBG
An intimate portrait of the US’ answer to Lady Hale
You don’t have to call me ‘learned’, top judge tells lawyers
Lady Justice Rafferty says brevity is best
May the force be with the Baroness! Lady Hale to star as Yoda in space-themed play at Gray’s Inn
All Hale the new Jedi master
UK Supreme Court judge Lord Hodge admits ‘naivety’ at attending Federalist Society dinner
He refers to his ‘innocence’ in accepting invite from right-wing group that’s helping President Trump pick top judges, including Brett Kavanaugh
Lord Sumption tells barristers they’ve been getting it wrong on legal aid
Maverick Supreme Court judge says state funding is essential for crime but 'discretionary' for civil work — and bar needs to accept the public think they’re 'rich toffs', however unfair that may be
Supreme Court rejects government’s appeal bid in Brexit reversal case
European Court of Justice will now look at whether the UK can unilaterally revoke its Article 50 request
Court of Appeal to be live-streamed for the first time this week
Pilot case concerns West Ham United
Whistleblowing judge launches crowdfunding appeal to take workers’ rights ruling to Supreme Court
Judiciary should be afforded the same legal protections as workers when making public interest disclosures, says Claire Gilham
Ex-Daily Mail editor defends newspaper’s decision to describe judges as ‘enemies of the people’
'The point needed to be made', says Paul Dacre