Employed barristers target judicial appointment and professional training roles E-mail
August 2008
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EMPLOYEDbarristers aspire to judicial roles and supervising pupils, results of the Employed Bar Survey revealed today. The Survey’s findings help to illuminatewhat is important to barristers practising at the employed Bar and will assist the Bar Council in promoting the invaluable work done by employed barristers.

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