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“Their ignorance of the modern way of British Life is astounding” (Lord Gifford).In light of this comment discuss the appointment and training of judges.
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"Their ignorance of the modern way of British Life is astounding" (Lord Gifford). In light of this comment discuss the appointment and training of judges. Looking at Lord Gifford's comment, I would tend to agree. There are several key terms that stand out; ignorance, modern and British Life. In this essay I will explore the background, appointment and training of judges and hope to find out the grounds on which Lord Gifford based his comment and determine if it is justified. There are many different kinds of judges. These can be categorised as either superior judges or inferior judges. These different types of judges have different method of appointment, training, work and terms of office. Superior judges are those in the High Court or above. These are: The Lords of Appeal in Ordinary headed by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justices of Appeal and High Court Judges in three divisions in the High Court. The...
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