Tag: Judges
Three-quarters of new deputy High Court judges attended Oxbridge
And over 70% are men
New courtroom comedy where judge pokes fun at litigants to hit TV screens this week
It's basically Judge Rinder with fewer legal qualifications
A bunch of red pens and a smile: Gray’s Inn unveils new Lady Hale portrait
It will hang alongside paintings of Lord Bingham and Lord Thomas
Female Supreme Court judges from around the world share their darkest moments
Lady Hale and three other female firsts discuss humiliation, corruption accusations and how to overcome self-doubt
The Hearing Podcast: How not to retire, with Sir Rupert Jackson
The former Court of Appeal judge and controversial costs reformer is still loving life in the law
Head of family courts goes ‘off the rails’ to mark retirement
End of the line for outspoken family law chief Sir James Munby
Supreme Court gets three new faces
Lady Justice Arden, Lord Justice Kitchin and Lord Justice Sales, appointed to UK's top bench
A new YouTube star is born: Court of Appeal to be live-streamed
'Revolutionary' proposal will mean even family cases could be broadcast live
Lord Chancellor wants more top City lawyers to become judges
But they'll likely need to take a pay cut
We’re more lenient after lunch, says top judge
Ernest Ryder points to research showing that well-fed judges are more likely to let people off
Junior criminal barrister, 32, now youngest Crown Court judge in recent history
Rise of the baby-faced bench, as 34-year-old appointed as a district judge
Insta-ban? Don’t post photos of yourself in ‘casual settings’, judges told
Also warned not to reveal holiday plans
Circuit judges try hand at vlogging in YouTube series on life in the judiciary
Contains a wig tin wearing a hat
You’ll do better in morning exams than afternoon ones, new book reveals
Judges are more lenient then too
Tributes pour in for blogging and tweeting ex-Court of Appeal judge, who has sadly died
Henry Brooke worked with Lord Denning and sat on the famous conjoined twins case
From black belt to the bench: Martial arts expert, 37, appointed to judiciary
Don't mess with Siew Ying Loke
Government splashes the cash on posh consultants to help make courts more techy
While eyebrows raised about judiciary’s closeness to modernisation programme
Legal Cheek’s alternative predictions for 2018
2017 was quite a ride -- this year could be even more of a rollercoaster