Tag: Judges
Legal Cheek talks… deferred training contracts and Supreme Court attacks
Katie King and Tom Connelly reflect on CMS Cameron McKenna's £8,000 gap year deal and the tabloids' campaign against top judges
Lawyers round on Birmingham City maths lecturer’s suggestion Supreme Court judges should be elected
He thinks it could improve diversity, lawyers think it’s a naff idea
Judicial Office in embarrassing email gender gaffe
It also spelt Teesside wrong
Top journalist says Lady Hale is ‘not fit’ to be next head of the Supreme Court
Brexit comments “must surely rule her out” of presidency running
Could the European Court of Justice really rule on Brexit?
Legal Cheek speaks to some of the country’s top EU law experts to find out
The Telegraph and the Mail misguidely go after Lord Neuberger
Have they not read his speeches?
Lincoln’s Inn ceremony to make Liz Truss an honorary bencher postponed indefinitely
Was it something she didn't say?
Girl power: 5 female Court of Appeal judges captured in historic group portrait
But the number women in top judicial stops remains
Judge ‘sincerely regrets’ wearing Donald Trump baseball cap to court
“Make America Great Again”
It’s ‘not about personal views’, says Lord Kerr as Supreme Court gears up for Brexit appeal hearing
But Lady Hale appears to have already upset pro-leavers
UK’s first ethnic minority judge dies aged 86
He wore a turban instead of a horsehair wig
Is it ‘judgment’ or ‘judgement’?
Row breaks out as two former Lord Chancellors keep the ‘e’
Bar Council backs Truss’s calls for ‘wider pool of talent’ for judicial selection
Even though this means more non-barristers becoming judges
Supreme Court success for families involved in bedroom tax battle
Seven-judge bench upholds the claims of Jacqueline Carmichael and Paul and Susan Rutherford
High Court judges take legal action against Liz Truss over pension discrimination
Lord Chancellor’s week goes from bad to worse
Judges’ recruitment difficulties need ‘urgent’ attention, says Lord Chief Justice
And low morale isn't helping
Court case disrupted by man dressed as Jesus who said he can prove his identity with a USB stick
Indy Camp madness reaches new heights
Cash-strapped young barristers feeling more ‘lost’ and ‘depressed’ than ever
Uncertainty not helped by coming online justice revolution
Lord Sumption tells aspiring lawyers not to do a law degree
Do a history degree instead, says the history graduate
Research: England and Wales has one of the most male-dominated judiciaries in Europe
But our Supreme Court judges are among the best paid