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Secret E-Diary

After the feast, the reckoning 

21 January 2019
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Interview: Richard Atkins QC

Grilling Richard Atkins QC on his fears and aspirations for the year ahead, The Secret Barrister finds a crusader chair with an ambitious and overarching aim 

16 January 2019 / The Secret Barrister
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Empirical vision: Professor Cheryl Thomas QC

New terms of engagement: the first Dean of Education at Inner Temple, whose research on juries, judges and courts continues to break ground, turns her empirical eye towards a fresh vision of lifelong learning for the Bar 

12 January 2019 / David Wurtzel
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Westminster Watch

As 2018 draws to a close, Mark Hatcher reflects on Brexit’s heavy toll, a tumultuous year at Westminster and a glimmer of hope for the criminal justice system 

13 December 2018 / Mark Hatcher
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Making the judicial grade

Sign up, nail those competencies and rise to the challenge: John Kimbell QC and Brie Hoare-Stevens QC have advice for first-time applicants to the judiciary 

13 December 2018 / Brie Stevens-Hoare KC / John Kimbell KC
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Interview: Nicky Padfield QC

Nicky Padfield QC chose Africa over pupillage, an academic career enriched with Recordership, and became a Master of firsts at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. Vocal on sentencing, parole and recall, the professor talks to Anthony Inglese 

13 December 2018 / Anthony Inglese CB
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Passing The Brief: Sarah Vine interviews Julia Smart

Interviewee turns interviewer in the new Counsel series Passing the Brief. Here Sarah Vine spends some time bathing in the reflected glory of The Lawyer 2018 Barrister of the Year, Julia Smart 

13 December 2018 / Sarah Vine
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Interview: Attorney General Geoffrey Cox QC MP

Desiree Artesi sits down with the Attorney General Geoffrey Cox QC MP in the week the Prime Minister was poised to lay the draft Brexit deal before Parliament 

13 December 2018 / Desiree Artesi
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Gambling addiction and its connection to serious offending

A murder in north London, a VAT fraud in the Midlands and the importation of firearms and class A drugs. Richard Jory QC examines three seemingly unrelated cases, all connected by one underlying feature: an uncontrolled addiction to gambling 

13 December 2018 / Richard Jory KC
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