Judicial Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2024: Consultation on the draft regulations This consultation sets out MoJ’s proposals to amend the FPJPS,… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Lord Chancellor has approved three new policies for the fee paid judiciary as follows: These policies are effective immediately. You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

Members who received an options exercise pack in October 2023 are reminded that the three month period for exercising their… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news-focus/news-focus-lcj-sets-out-her-stall-before-the-commons-justice-committee/5118481.article An interesting article about the LCJ who is quoted as saying On judicial unity, Carr needs a ‘legislative slot’… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

Yvette Genn, a valued member of the Association’s Committee, has recently been appointed a circuit judge, based at Central London… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

An employment tribunal has ruled in favour of the government in a further judicial pensions dispute. In T Clayson & others… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

District Judge 2023 Applications close at 13:00 on 02 October 2023 To apply and for further details please copy the link below… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Ministry of Justice has launched a consultation paper on proposals to reform the office of Senior President of Tribunals… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

NOTICE OF AND AGENDA FOR AGM TO BE HELD AT 6.00PM ON 25 May 2023 AT CORNERSTONE BARRISTERS, 2-3, GRAY’S… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

Interesting article in the Law Society Gazette about a judge taking the JAC to court regarding a freedom of information… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

For the first time, last year, fee paid judges were included in the annual survey of judges. The results were… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

It is reported that a ‘pay row between the government and judges who filled in doing higher-level work continues to… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Law Society Gazette and elsewhere reported that: Judges’ pension rights will be preserved, the lord chancellor has confirmed – following… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Guardian reports: Sentencing powers for magistrates have been scaled back less than a year after they were doubled in… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

Members may not be aware that there is dedicated information about judicial welfare now available: You are subscribed to News.Meet… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

We are aware of concerns arising out of Joshua Rozenberg’s recent article relating to the Retained EU (Revocation and Reform)… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Ministry of Justice has committed to remedying the discrimination identified in the case of McCloud v MoJ in 2015.… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Ministry of Justice launched a consultation titled ‘Additional Fees – the case for reform’ to seek the views of the… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

This policy may be thought not to affect members as fee-paid judges; however, it might – particularly those considering going… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.

The Judicial Attitudes Survey has been published today. For the first time it includes fee-paid judges. Previously it covered only… You must be registered and logged in to view this content.