News of the website 3rdsix.co.uk - which charges fees to prospective barristers applying for third six pupillages and is registered to a non-trading individual without a listed business address - certainly caused a few raised eyebrows at Legal Week. Three_Red_Dice_six.jpgIt seems bizarre that a profession which prides itself on its high standards of integrity has allowed a semi-anonymous figure to play a central role in entry to its junior ranks and make money out of its members.
May 11, 2009 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
News of the website 3rdsix.co.uk – which charges fees to prospective barristers applying for third six pupillages and is registered to a non-trading individual without a listed business address – certainly caused a few raised eyebrows at Legal Week.
It seems bizarre that a profession which prides itself on its high standards of integrity has allowed a semi-anonymous figure to play a central role in entry to its junior ranks and make money out of its members.
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