It’s easy to score cheap points off the arcane practices of the Bar but, glancing at news of the fast-shrinking application numbers in this year’s…
May 15, 2008 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
It’s easy to score cheap points off the arcane practices of the Bar but, glancing at news of the fast-shrinking application numbers in this year’s silk round, I won’t let that stop me.
The figures released today (16 May) show that the numbers of hopefuls ready to this year stump up £3,500 is 247, substantially down on last year’s 333. This is also down on the 443 applications received in the first year of the reformed, supposedly self-funding award.
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