by Peter Causton | Aug 18, 2018 | Latest News
We are seeing an increasing use of “ticketing” of judges in Chancery Private Law and Court of Protection. Often only one Judge looks at the applications and then makes a decision on who they select for the ticket based upon one side of A4 and no interview or feedback....
by Peter Causton | Aug 18, 2018 | Latest News
You heard it here first – we will probably be receiving guidance about handing bundles back to Counsel following hearings. Following our making this point to the Judicial Office it appears that handing back Court bundles amounts to a possible breach of...
by Peter Causton | Aug 8, 2018 | Latest News
Are you a Fee Paid Judge? UKAFPJ Offers Members • Opportunities to socialise and share experiences • Sharing information and knowledge • Raising concerns over IT, training, cancellations and sittings policies • Representing fee paid judges’ interests through o...
by Peter Causton | Aug 6, 2018 | Latest News
Officials apologise to judge over temporary suspension A prominent black judge has won an embarrassing apology from disciplinary authorities for his temporary suspension after he publicly criticised the election commissioner. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office...
by Peter Causton | Aug 3, 2018 | Latest News
Times reports: A specialist court to deal with financial disputes on divorce is to be rolled out across England and Wales out after a successful pilot in three regions, Sir James Munby (pictured) has announced. Sir James, who is stepping down as the most senior family...
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