The introduction of a formal appraisal system for senior judges has been put forward as one of several recommendations in a House of Lords report on judicial appointments published earlier this week (28 March). The suggestion for a judge-led appraisal system is one of a number of measures intended to boost public confidence in the judiciary contained in the report, which is primarily aimed at increasing diversity.
March 29, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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New recommendations put forward to increase public confidence in UK judiciary
The introduction of a formal appraisal system for senior judges has been put forward as one of several recommendations in a House of Lords report on judicial appointments published earlier this week (28 March).
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