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The Modern Judiciary

Who They Are, What They Do and Why it Matters

James Lee

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An Introduction to the legal system of the United Kingdom
Common Law reasoning
Judges in Courts and Tribunals
The daily business of judging
Who are the judges? (Diversity in the judiciary)
Judges and the Media

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King's College London

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