The number of women in the judiciary is to reach an all time high after the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) included five women among the 22 new High Court judges it has recommended for appointment. The recommended appointments, announced today (6 October), include Sonia Proudman QC and Elizabeth Slade QC, formerly of Radcliffe Chambers and 11 King's Bench Walk respectively.
October 06, 2008 at 10:32 AM
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The number of women in the judiciary is to reach an all time high after the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) included five women among the 22 new High Court judges it has recommended for appointment.
The recommended appointments, announced today (6 October), include Sonia Proudman QC and Elizabeth Slade QC, formerly of Radcliffe Chambers and 11 King’s Bench Walk respectively.
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