Lawyers are uneasy over the lax system of policing senior judges, and many believe cover-ups of embarrassing episodes are taking place - despite general confidence in the UK's judicial standards. Claire Ruckin reports on the latest Big Question survey
May 23, 2007 at 08:10 PM
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Lawyers are uneasy over the lax system of policing senior judges, and many believe cover-ups of embarrassing episodes are taking place – despite general confidence in the UK’s judicial standards. Claire Ruckin reports on the latest Big Question survey
Nearly half of respondents said they believe the judiciary has probably attempted to cover up embarrassing episodes in the past, according to the latest Legal Week/EJ Legal Big Question survey.
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