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Top private school auctions off Internships and mini-pupillages to students

anilchohan wrote 1 week ago: Westminster Public School Long live social mobility at the bar! The access to internships and other … more →

Tags: Law, Education, Barrister, legal aid, London, pupillage, internship, mini-pupillage, experience?

After a tidal wave of corruption scandals, just how corrupt is the British legal system?

The Daily Agenda wrote 1 month ago: Nottingham Crown Court Just how corrupt is the British legal system and what can be done to eradicat … more →

Tags: police corruption, Politics, MI5, Special Branch, home office, ipcc, police complaints, HMCS, Police Bribery

PUBLIC ACCESS - A Brave New World (or a return to days of yore)

Alison Graham-Wells wrote 2 months ago: I have recently received a number of enquiries about instructing a barrister under the Public Access … more →

Tags: Home, public access, instructing a barrister, Cost effective litigation, We're all in it together...., Legal costs, legal funding

The BCAT explained

Gemma Noble wrote 2 months ago: The Bar Course Aptitude Test (BCAT) is now compulsory for anyone wishing to take the Bar Professiona … more →

Tags: The factual stuff, BCAT, bar, test, GDL, Barrister, University of Law, pupillage

Licensed Access

Alison Graham-Wells wrote 2 months ago: I take on much of my tax work using “Licensed Access”. In plain English this means that … more →

Tags: Home, Tax, Indirect, Direct, public access, Licensed Access, Instructing a Barrister direct, bar code of conduct

Politicians frightened to admit fathers are vital1 comment

Clayton Craddock wrote 3 months ago: Marriage is as important to the future of the nation as climate change and poverty, a senior family … more →

Tags: Family, Family, Marriage, Men, Women, Fathers, dad, USA, lady deech

The Great CPD Scam

Dan Bunting wrote 3 months ago: Does CPD make the difference between a good barrister …  At half past three one New Year … more →

Tags: General Law, Consultation, CPD, Barristers

Don’t take my word for it, ‘judge for yourself’1 comment

CILExLawyers wrote 8 months ago: The Legal Services Act (2007) gave CILEx Fellows the right to enter the judiciary. As the call for a … more →

Tags: guest blog, Lawyers, Judges, law & society, Judiciary, moj, Chartered Legal Executives, CILEx, Jaç

Job description of a barrister

Stephen Twist wrote 11 months ago: Did I miss it? I have just undertaken a web search for a job description of a barrister, without muc … more →

Tags: Dere Street Barristers, Stephentwist, Dere Street Barristers, barrister, stephen twist, barrister blog, practising certificate

Have barristers lulled themselves into a false sense of superiority?3 comments

Louise Restell wrote 1 year ago: The Legal Futures conference yesterday was refreshing in many respects.  Hearing from people who are … more →

Tags: Legal Services, Solicitors, BSB, Barristers, Baroness Deech, bar council, Legal Executives, Ilex, Legal Futures conference

Disclosing interests

Stephen Twist wrote 1 year ago: Has the Bar fallen behind the rest of society in its duty of disclosure? For a number of years, the … more →

Tags: Dere Street Barristers, Stephentwist, Dere Street Barristers, barrister, stephen twist, barrister blog, Social Responsibility, Disclosure of Interests

Walk the tight rope

Stephen Twist wrote 1 year ago: Standards at the Bar have fallen  for several reasons including, “larger chambers and greater … more →

Tags: Dere Street Barristers, Stephentwist, Dere Street Barristers, barrister, stephen twist, barrister blog, Guardian

Fake barrister

Stephen Twist wrote 1 year ago: Today’s Guardian reminds us to watch our wigs and get our submissions right. Photograph: Ben B … more →

Tags: Dere Street Barristers, Stephentwist, Dere Street Barristers, barrister, stephen twist, barrister blog, fake barrister

Public Access - Response to BSB

Dan Bunting wrote 1 year ago: The deadline for response to the current BSB consultation on widening the scope of Public Access is … more →

Tags: General Law, bar council, regulation, Consultation

Practising Certificates - don't get caught out1 comment

helenproops wrote 1 year ago: Back in the “old days” we did not need a word processed piece of paper to permit us to b … more →

Tags: Stephentwist, practising certificate

Lawyers, Twitter and the Chilling Effect2 comments

Andrew Sharpe wrote 1 year ago: One of the earliest legal adopters of Twitter in the UK was the person behind the account @GeekLawye … more →

Tags: Commercial, chilling effect, David Harris, geeklawyer, Solicitors Regulation Authority, BSB, SRA, Code of Conduct, Law Society Social Media Guidance

Inforrm law and media round up: Siberian saunas, ill-advised tweeting and a blogging ASBO

jtownend wrote 1 year ago: Please visit Inforrm for this week’s Law and Media Round Up [24-30 January 2012]. It features … more →

Tags: Media Law, media law mop-up, Journalism, Leveson Inquiry, inforrm, Rothschild, banya, legalgeek, David Harris

Family proceedings on the move

Stephen Twist wrote 1 year ago: Photo by graphixshare District Judge Stephen Alderson, in an astute pincer move with H H Judge Moir, … more →

Tags: Dere Street Barristers, Stephentwist, stephen twist, Family Procedure Rules, financial remedy proceedings

Bar Standards Board clears Michael Mansfield QC of professional misconduct over anti-Israel speech.21 comments

richardmillett wrote 1 year ago: Jessica Nero and Christopher Osmond lying on floor inside Ahava on November 22nd 2010 shortly after … more →

Tags: Israel, Palestinians, Ahava, Jerusalem, Martin Linton, Russell Tribunal On Palestine, Michael Mansfield, christopher osmond, jessica nero


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