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Britain's top lawyers concede that the legal appointment system is corrupt and widely abused. A report, commissioned by the Lord Chancellor's Department, finds that the selection process is deeply flawed in the opinion of many judges and senior barristers. Collected from interviews with 137 judges and senior lawyers, the data reveals a "clear consensus for the appointments processes to be based on openness, objectivity and selection on merit rather than patronage."
June 20, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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