Barristers
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- Barristers
- Education
- Law Degree (foundation topics)
- Membership of an Inn of court (Inner Temple, Middle Temple, Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn
- one-year Common Professional Examination
- non-law degree
- Bar Professional Training Course practical based eg advocacy
- Call to the Bar (graduation)
- Pupillage 6 months shadowing 6 months supervised work
- Call to the Bar (graduation)
- one-year Common Professional Examination
- Membership of an Inn of court (Inner Temple, Middle Temple, Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn
- non-law degree
- non-graduate mature student
- two-year Common Professional Examination
- Membership of an Inn of court (Inner Temple, Middle Temple, Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn
- one-year Common Professional Examination
- Bar Professional Training Course practical based eg advocacy
- Call to the Bar (graduation)
- Pupillage 6 months shadowing 6 months supervised work
- Call to the Bar (graduation)
- one-year Common Professional Examination
- Membership of an Inn of court (Inner Temple, Middle Temple, Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn
- two-year Common Professional Examination
- Law Degree (foundation topics)
- Work
- 80% self employed belong to a chambers
- Advocacy
- Legal research
- holding case conferences
- negotiating settlements
- Organisation
- controlled by General Council of the Bar
- gain 'tenancy' and work from shared 'chambers'
- Cab-rank rule
- Regulation
- first use Chamber's In-House Complaints
- Second Office for Legal Complaints
- Legal Ombudsman
- The Bar Standards Board regulates profession
- most serious matter are referred to Disciplinary Tribunal of the Council of the Inns of Court
- Education
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