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Barrister apprenticeship standard endorsed by Bar Standards Board

The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education...

Race at the Bar: time to double down on race equality work, says Bar Council

The Bar Council is calling on individuals,...

The International Criminal Court’s Approach to Disability: Making or Breaking Foundations?

The pursuit of justice within an international...

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Looking Beyond The Picture: How To Trust Video Evidence

By David Spreadborough, Certified Forensic Video Analyst I last wrote here for the Easter term of The Barrister in 2018 and honestly, where has the time gone? Considering all the troubles over the last two years though, it is not...
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The Power of Patterns in Forensics

By Professor Angela Gallop CBE, Group CEO at Forensic Access Ltd  Patterns can change the...
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As with most things, the cheapest option is not always the best

Price is currently the main deciding factor for the instruction of an expert witness...
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The International Criminal Court’s Approach to Disability: Making or Breaking Foundations?

The pursuit of justice within an international framework has historically aimed to address the atrocities committed during conflicts, genocide, and other serious crimes. The...

Global Artificial Intelligence Regulations: Challenges and Pathways for the UK

By Rakhi Rashmi, Barrister at 10 Kings Bench Walk Chambers  Introduction There is a widespread recognition that Artificial intelligence can swiftly and dramatically transform human...

Barristers, it’s Time to Invest in Coaching!

  The Gregorian New Year is round the corner. A time for many of us to reflect, clear out the old, welcome in the new...

The Duty to prevent Sexual Harassment

On 26th October 2024, the Equality Act 2010 (“EqA 2010”) was amended by The Worker Protection ( Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023...

Is the Suspected Inflicted Head Injury Service Pilot the first step to whole system change?

 By Elizabeth Bowden, Barrister, College Chambers My areas of practice are family finances and civil litigation, which gives me a stepped-back view of what my...

The Art of Avoiding the Courtroom: Mastering Non-Court Dispute Resolution

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of family law, staying ahead of the game is not merely a luxury, it’s an absolute necessity. The...

Disproportionality in Stop & Search Encounters

 With the ever-changing social climate, there is an increasing need for communities to be unified and not let minority voices of hate and division...

Coercive Control in Children Act Cases – An Update

By Molly Mifsud, barrister, College Chambers Coercive control is still a matter those of us practicing in family law are seeing time and time again...

Bridging the gap?  The Barrister v The McKenzie Friend

If you have been around the county courts over the last decade or so, either as a seasoned barrister or new junior barrister you...

Contempt of Court – where are we heading?

On 9th July 2024, the Law Commission launched a consultation in relation to proposed reforms to the law on contempt of court.  The consultation...

Advocate: The highs and highs of being pro bono counsel

I am a barrister at New Park Court Chambers, with chambers in Newcastle and Leeds. I practice predominantly in Family Law, as well as...

The Art of Doing Nothing

By Jake Rudman, Media Law Barrister and Mediator Lawyers are not paid to do nothing. That statement may appear self-evident, but it also gives rise to...

An analysis of why the government wants Magistrates’ sentencing powers to be doubled

The UK government's decision to double magistrates' sentencing powers for a second time is a multifaceted approach aimed at addressing several pressing issues within...

Shortages in Special School Places

In recent years, England has witnessed a concerning trend in the area of special educational needs and special school places. The demand for specialist...

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