The obligation to accept any case within their expertise
Cab Rank Rule
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When a lawyer represents their client
Advocate
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When a lawyer can advocate in court
Rights of audience
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A barrister with at least 10 years experience
Queens Counsel
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Part of a barristers training
Pupillage
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The leading case which confirms lawyers can be sued for malpractice
Hall v Simons (2000)
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Lawyer who needs to follow the CILEX Code of Conduct
Legal Executive
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Lawyers who prosecute, work for this organisation
Crown Prosecution Service
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The old route to become a solicitor
Legal Practice Course
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New route to become a solicitor
Solicitors Qualifying Exam
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Barrister usually represent their clients in which court
Crown Court
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Solicitors usually represent their clients in which court?
Magistrates’ Court
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Criminal, Tort, Contract, Land, Equity and Trusts, Constitutional and Administrative, along with EU law, are compulsory subjects for this type of degree
Qualifying Law Degree
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A Legal Executive can do what in a Magistrates’ Court?
Apply for bail for a defendant
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To become a lawyer without a qualifying law degree, you will need what?
Common Professional Examination
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When a barrister is appointed by a solicitor
Direct Access
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When a defendant is found guilty the lawyer will make a…
Plea in mitigation
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To avoid being remanded in prison the lawyer will
Make a bail application
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Barristers will often give their what on a case?
Expert opinion
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If a lawyer is in serious breach of their regulations they can be what?
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