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Judicial diversity

31 May 2009
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Baroness Julia Neuberger is to chair a new Advisory Panel on Judicial Diversity, charged with the task of identifying diversity barriers and recommending ways to make the judiciary more representative of the people it serves. The panel will report back to the Lord Chancellor, Jack Straw, in November 2009.

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Judicial diversity

Date: 31 May 2009

Baroness Julia Neuberger is to chair a new Advisory Panel on Judicial Diversity, charged with the task of identifying diversity barriers and recommending ways to make the judiciary more representative of the people it serves. The panel will report back to the Lord Chancellor, Jack Straw, in November 2009.
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