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The Middle Temple has a long and distinguished history of welcoming lawyers from the Indian subcontinent. The earliest such lawyers include several individuals who went on to distinguished political careers as founding members...
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George Treby’s notebooks in the Middle Temple Library, Cases in the King’s Bench, 1678-1672, are a treasure trove for legal scholars and historians. The two manuscript volumes of proceedings in the King’s Bench (including some...
Read MoreThe principle of open justice – that justice is not only done but also seen to be done – is a cornerstone of the common law. It ensures transparency, public confidence and accountability within the justice system. However, in...
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Reader’s Feast | Certainty in the Law: certainty generally is an illusion, and repose is not the destiny of man (O.W Holmes) This is a transcript of Master Jonathan Mance’s Reading at Reader’s Feast on Wednesday 19 February...
Read MoreI am writing this bulletin shortly after the Summer Solstice, one of the turns in the light’s tide. That seems as good a vantage point as any from which to survey not only what has been, but also what is to come, in 2025, for...
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