The Bar on trial
The Bar on Trial, edited by Robert Hazell, is a comprehensive exploration of the legal profession in Great Britain, published by Quartet Books in 1978. This edition spans 221 pages and is presented in English. The book provides an in-depth examination of various aspects of the Bar, including legal education, the role of the Inns of Court, and the experiences of women in the legal field.
Readers will find a structured analysis that covers topics such as pupillage, the criminal Bar, and the financial dynamics of legal practice. The contributions from various authors offer insights into the independence of the Bar and its future trajectory. This edition also includes an index and a bibliography, enhancing its utility for those interested in the practice of law and the experiences of lawyers in Great Britain.
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1. Introduction To The Bar / Robert Hazell — 2. The Inns Of Court / Nicholas Warren — 3. Legal Education / Alex Layton, Richard Tyson, William Rees — 4. Pupillage / Robert Hazell — 5. Clerks And Fees / Robert Hazell — 6. The Criminal Bar / Jonathan Caplan — 7. Women At The Bar / Helena Kennedy — 8. Independence And Fusion / Robert Hazell — 9. A Look Into The Future / James Munby. Edited By Robert Hazell. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [213]-216.
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