The senior judicial appointments process in the UK is in need of "significant reform" according to research published yesterday (26 March). According to research by think-tank CentreForum - which comes ahead of the House of Lords report on the subject due out later this week - the current system for senior judicial appointments is "not fit for purpose", drawing on statistics such as the Supreme Court composition of 11 white men and one white woman.
March 27, 2012 at 05:04 AM
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The senior judicial appointments process in the UK is in need of “significant reform” according to research published yesterday (26 March).
According to research by think-tank CentreForum – which comes ahead of the House of Lords report on the subject due out later this week – the current system for senior judicial appointments is “not fit for purpose”, with the report’s authors drawing on statistics such as the Supreme Court’s composition of 11 white men and one white woman.
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