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Top barristers who refuse to become judges “will destroy infrastructure”, warns Vos
Thursday, 25 January 2018Commercial barristers “of the highest quality” who refuse to become judges will “destroy the very infrastructure that has allowed them to prosper”, the chancellor of the High Court has warned. Sir Geoffrey Vos noted the salary gap between judges and leading commercial lawyers, but said judicial salaries were still good.
Tags: High Court, judges, judicial recruitment
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Civil Justice Council decides against new housing court
Monday, 23 May 2016The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has decided not to back a new housing court to deal with all property disputes, despite support for the move among lawyers in the sector. Instead it recommended flexible deployment of judges to avoid a “multiplicity of proceedings”.
Tags: Civil Justice Council, county court, judges, property
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Dyson backs “institutional” response to unfair criticism of judges
Monday, 1 December 2014The Master of the Rolls has called for an “institutional response” to unfair criticism of judges by politicians and the media. Lord Dyson said there were “a number of hazards” in judges responding personally.
Tags: judges, Lord Chief Justice, Lord Dyson
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