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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"barristers"”.
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Raising the bar: gender and the careers of women barristers in Northern Ireland
This thesis explores the impact of gender on the careers of women operating within an under-explored professional context: the barrister profession in Northern Ireland. The challenges facing women in the solicitor profession and the judiciary are well rehearsed. However, there is a comparative lack …
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Continuity and change: the professional lives and culture of self-employed barristers in England and Wales
This thesis explores how self-employed barristers responded to the reforms that have reshaped the profession in the last 25 years, to assess if and how their professional lives and perceptions of Bar identity and culture have changed as a result. The loss of its advocacy monopoly, cuts to legal …
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Lawyers in New South Wales, 1856-1914 : the evolution of a colonial profession
… of responsible government in 1856. Neither barristers nor solicitors showed any inclination or ability to respond. They were primarily concerned with furthering their individual careers and clearly had little sense of commitment to the more general interests of the profession. In …
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Lawyers in New South Wales, 1856-1914 : the evolution of a colonial profession
… of responsible government in 1856. Neither barristers nor solicitors showed any inclination or ability to respond. They were primarily concerned with furthering their individual careers and clearly had little sense of commitment to the more general interests of the profession. In …
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The child witness and the criminal justice process : a case study in law reform
… and the attitudes towards the reforms of the barristers and child witnesses concerned were sought by way of interviews and questionnaires. Part Four notes the mixed effects of the reforms, and the categorical distinctions observable at the study Crown Court in the treatment of child …
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The crimes club: the early years of our society
… P. G. Wodehouse and Filson Young. These barristers, actors, academics, journalists, authors, and scientists were fascinated by the criminal mind, and over regular dinners discussed notable villains such as ‘Jack the Ripper,’ Charles Peace, the Tichborne claimant, Kate Webster, Neill …
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Parental alienation: an exploratory study of legal professionals’ views and experiences in Northern Ireland
… interviews were conducted with solicitors, barristers and judges in order to hear their views and experiences of parental alienation in their working lives. Using an exploratory, qualitative approach to gather the data, in-depth, semi-structured interviews were conducted with solicitors …
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Provenancing humans: the real uncertainty of stable isotope data
… technique before declaring evidence admissible. Barristers also use these data to support or interrogate the statements provided by individuals involved in a case. The primary aim of this research is to quantify the inter- and intra-individual variation associated with human tissue, in particular …