Tag: Judges

Bad news for law students

Anna Midgley is the youngest recorder in recent history

Neuberger, Hale, Sumption and the rest of the gang pull in the views

"You can't send anyone to prison wearing that"

Don't attack colleagues, urges Lord Neuberger

Defendant's feline friend observed court proceedings from a shopping trolley

Former head of 15 Winckley Square seems to have been heavily influenced by Kevin the Teenager and Alan Partridge

Bobbie Cheema-Grubb QC is a state-school educated northerner who wanted to be an astronaut

Hopefully there’s no trademark infringement on the all new 'Lawgo'

With nine places on highest bench shortly up for grabs, expect a shake-up

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

Exclusive: Head of Supreme Court wants to see judiciary out on campus but is against imposing diversity quotas

Third rate barristers can become second rate -- but not great, says Sir Henry Brooke

Top judge wades into gender diversity row

Supreme Court judge's recent remarks on women judges make his past diversity pronouncements -- which have been highlighted to defend his current stance on gender -- worth revisiting

Horsehair extensions and evening wear-style gowns yet to materialise

Top lawyers use The Times to lambast government over "deeply inadequate" Syrian refugee policy

Mr Justice Flaux's ruling is a must-read for fans of celeb gossip

Choir of which judge is key member does music for Hollywood blockbuster ... without him

Axe this "laughably unfair" charge, urge members of legal profession

Lord Neuberger and a panel of top solicitors and barristers offer students who don't fit the mould tips on how to get ahead in law