Despite existing since the 13th century the office of Master of the Rolls remains a male only affair.
Warby demonstrates yet again the advantage that having served as vice-chair of the JAC provides for judicial ambition. Toulson, Black, Burnett and Carr were all promoted shortly after vacating the role. Perhaps we should keep an eye on the career of the present incumbent Dove LJ
Can we now assume that the present KBD Commercial Court judges will no longer try crime on circuit? Their suitability for it was somewhat variable in my day. Some took to it brilliantly, others less so.
Despite existing since the 13th century the office of Master of the Rolls remains a male only affair.
Warby demonstrates yet again the advantage that having served as vice-chair of the JAC provides for judicial ambition. Toulson, Black, Burnett and Carr were all promoted shortly after vacating the role. Perhaps we should keep an eye on the career of the present incumbent Dove LJ
Yes indeed; it's clearly a stepping stone to the top.
Can we now assume that the present KBD Commercial Court judges will no longer try crime on circuit? Their suitability for it was somewhat variable in my day. Some took to it brilliantly, others less so.
Last time I asked, that had not been decided.