Barrister

Open Courts Based on the content of the common law, open courts is one of the ways to fulfil open justice. Publicity is an essential indication for open court concept. According to Baylis (1991), one of the most important concepts of justice is ‘justice must to be seen to be done'. Generating accessibility to participate in the court process can improve justice. Open court with public hearing is to ensure the enforcement of integrity within the law, the honesty of the evidence, and the…

The Bar Council regulates the work of barristers so they are your go-to people in case you have any complaints. Legal Executives Legal executives are legally qualified professionals employed largely by solicitors and usually specialising in a given area of law and they are regulated by the Institute of Legal Executives. Legal executives can work in various locations apart from law firms. For instance, obtaining senior roles in the legal departments of commercial organisations,…

workforce are nonprofessionals who are represented by a local of the American Federation of state county and municipal employees (AFSCME) for fifteen years and four teachers were covered by a separate contract. CCSI is represented by attorney Donald Barrister and executive director Susan Gruber and AFSCME is resented by staff member Elaine…

seven- most children dream of being an astronaut or a princess, but I have always wanted to be a lawyer. Although it has not been an easy road, I am finally on the right path, working towards a degree in law, in the hopes of becoming a practising barrister. But what is it that has inspired me to get this far? This essay will delve into what has motivated me thus far, what skills I have learned and developed, and how I…

Sir Edmund Barton the former Prime Minister of Australia, barrister, and Judge. Born 18 January 1849, Glebe, Sydney and died 7 January 1920, Medlow Bath, NSW. one of the main learner profiles edmund demonstrated was a communicator, he was a communicator in that he gave a voice to the people who did not have a say in federal Australia. Sir Edmund, being one of ten children was the third youngest, his parents were William Barton and Mary Louise Barton. William had arrived in Sydney from London in…

Often times, when it comes to politics, we think of men as the representatives. If you put it into perspective, it makes sense. Men have almost always held the power, whether it be in a home, a church, a financial power, and even in government too. Margaret Thatcher, who was a former Prime Minister of Great Britain, was one of the first women to ever hold a position in government - of any country. “The Iron Lady”, was the first female prime minister in England, and her ideas still have a…

a fair sentence, being doing so it would be less likely to re-offend, less likely to drink and become violent again. The offender also had a right to decide his plea, which was not guilty of murder. The offender was also supplied with a defence barrister, who pleaded the offender's cause of assault causing…

his career of being a barrister with the excuse that he “naturally has never been willing to [take unsavory cases]” (1.7) is ridiculous. By being a barrister, Torvald should have figured that he would have to pick up “unsavory cases” -- or cases that are not desirable because the client would be guilty no matter what -- since it is not up to him what other people do. Torvald is an “unsavory case” himself because he is lying to everyone he knows about why he quit being a barrister. He must have…

The court system in Ireland is fairly similar to that of the United States. The 1922 Constitution enabled new courts to be formed and the Courts of Justice Act in 1924 gave them legal basis (The Courts, 2016). Ireland’s current courts were set up by the Courts Act of 1961 and include “a court of final appeal (the Supreme Court), a Court of Appeal, and courts of first instance, which include a High Court with full jurisdiction in all criminal and civil matters, and courts of limited jurisdiction,…

screenplays for motion pictures. He has been successful in staging some splendid courtroom scenes and does complete justice to this adaptation. The setting of this movie heads back to the period after the Second World War. A senior barrister, Sir Wilfrid Robarts, has been approached to represent a man accused of murder. At first, he decides to test the accused man’s defence before taking on the case. During this process, he discovers that the witness’s evidence is too…