Article: Judicial appointments - annual report sees rise in female/ethnic minority appointments.

Article: Lord Chancellor welcomes the first report by Judicial ...
M2 Presswire;  October 8, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... publish his Annual Report on Judicial Appointments, 2001-2002 at the end of ... the appointment of women and ethnic minority candidates to the judiciary ... number of developments in the judicial appointments system, including: * a pilot ...

Article: UK GOVERNMENT: Encouraging signs in first Annual ReReport of ...
M2 Presswire;  October 29, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... Report of Judicial Appointments (C)1994 ... women and ethnic minority lawyers to ... first ever Judicial Appointments Annual Report ... were of ethnic minority practitioners ... full-time judicial appointments). Despite ...

Article: Sitting in judgment on judicial appointments
New Straits Times;  April 7, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... its system of judicial appointments, not that there ... independent scrutiny of judicial appointments in 1999. It was ... Commission for Judicial Appointments. Sir Colin says ... per cent were of ethnic minority origin. Sir Colin ...

Article: Research published into factors which affect women and ...
M2 Presswire;  June 16, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... women and ethnic minority lawyers should ... applying for judicial appointments or Silk ... barristers, 13 ethnic minority male barristers ... to survey ethnic minority solicitors ... apply for judicial appointments up to and ...

Article: ANALYSIS JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS: JUDGES THE VERDICT
The Independent - London;  October 8, 2002 ;     402 words ... ... minorities. Of these, 0.8 per cent are black, and 1 per cent Asian. l There are more than three times as many male ethnic-minority judges as there are women judges from ethnic minorities. l There are no ethnic minorities among the Lords of Appeal, Heads ...

Article: ANALYSIS JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS: CASE STUDY ...
The Independent - London;  October 8, 2002 ;     413 words ... ... be reapplying." Mrs Pau, who specialises in family and criminal law, responded to the Lord Chancellor's appeal to ethnic minority lawyers, with the phrase "don't be shy, apply", which he made at a lawyers' conference a few years ago. She has ...

Article: More women and ethnic minority judges needed, ...
AP Worldstream;  October 13, 2004 ;     328 words ... ... British population belonged to an ethnic minority in April 2001, according to ... independent lay members in the judicial appointments process, and the publication of an annual judicial appointments report. Copyright 2004, AP ...