Fairness & free school meals: meet our Social Mobility Advocate, Alex Cisneros. Students, if you’ve ever been made to feel you’re not “barrister material”, read Alex’s profile to find out why you shouldn’t listen: https://t.co/pctuTDjtBs #IAmTheBar
Meet our Social Mobility Advocate: James Keeley. James’ story started in abject poverty and contained many more obstacles along the way. Now at the criminal Bar, he still considers it "the best job in the world". Read more of his story here https://t.co/NSkTJfMqc3 #IAmTheBar
Interested in learning how to trade? Our partner, @OSTC, are now accepting applications for their Learning Experience... which could also lead to joining their Graduate Trader Programme! Join our alumni and sign up now! https://t.co/MJS3tcSD5F
Let me see if I’ve understood what happened today. PM bought off a Remain revolt by convincing MPs they’d get a meaningful vote on deal but avoided Brexiteer revolt by saying she would not allow one. What can possibly go wrong? (Watching from Moscow so may have misunderstood ...)
DELF are proud to announce the launch of the John RWD Jones QC Essay Competition 2018. What has extradition law done for the law? Closing date for entries is 4pm on 23 July 2018 - £500 prize & 2 tickets to DELF Annual Conference on 14 September for the winner #extradition
The complexity of the legal aid system is to blame, but in this instance it is more to do with justice desserts - this is the primary domain of civil not crime providers - calling it crime work is misleading really https://t.co/XgetG4Ragv
An interesting read for aspiring barristers interested in EU law, focusing on how same-sex married couples are now entitled to the same free movement rights across the EU as heterosexual couples.
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What does it take to be a 21st century advocate? Richard Hoyle, Chair of the Bar Council's Young Barristers' Committee, explains https://t.co/0BGfltJApL @YoungBarristers@Barrickster
An interesting read for aspiring barristers interested in criminal law, focusing on the appeals process within the justice system.
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BARRISTERS: How do you build the right commercial relationship to secure more business? If you would like to find out about 'Business Development' skills for barristers, read here: https://t.co/NmS7YsA69e
Book your place at this years' @YoungBarristers Annual Workshop! Advocacy sessions include: Family, Crime & Civil (limited spaces left in Civil) Click here to find out more & to book: https://t.co/3UqoT54XEv
"A new attempt to update 45-year-old divorce laws was launched in Parliament on Friday".
An interesting read for aspiring barristers interested in family law, focusing on the developments in reforming divorce laws currently going through Parliament.
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For #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we'll be sharing personal stories from our Wellbeing Working Group & showcasing the ways in which our wellbeing resources help those across the Bar with #stress + more. Stay tuned to our Twitter this week & visit https://t.co/kHnX5v36vZ #MHAW2018
An interesting read for aspiring barristers interested in criminal law, focusing on tougher sentences being introduced under new sentencing proposals for perpetrators of hate crimes who have abused a position of truth or authority.
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An interesting read for aspiring barristers interested in employment law, focusing on when the notice period start if an employee is dismissed on written notice.
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