Newly-appointed Bar Council chairman Timothy Dutton QC has called for an improvement in the QC selection process to make sure it is completed annually, warning that an overly bureaucratic system could put candidates off.
January 09, 2008 at 08:59 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Newly-appointed Bar Council chairman Timothy Dutton QC has called for an improvement in the QC selection process to make sure it is completed annually, warning that an overly bureaucratic system could put candidates off.
The 2007 silk round, which is due to be announced in the coming weeks, will see a batch of QCs appointed 18 months after the first batch of silks were unveiled under the revamped kitemark.
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