Work Of Barristers Flashcards

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How many are employed by organisations e.g. CPS, local government

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3,000

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How many barristers are self employed in independent practices

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12,000

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2
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Who are they trained and supervised by

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Bar council

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3
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All barristers are a member of

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An inn of court

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4
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They work as a … In a set of chambers

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Tenant

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5
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In chambers they spare expensive for

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Rent, support staff, the clerk

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6
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They can work in this with solicitors

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ABS alternative business structure

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7
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An example of ABS

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Artesian law

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8
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Work in this with no-lawyers as employees and managers

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Legal disciplinary practices

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9
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As advocate they have

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Full rights of audience

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10
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They do this for clients

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Prepare opinions e.g whether to peruse a court case

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11
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They do this before cases

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Pre-trial papers

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12
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Which types of barristers will rarely appear in court

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Those who specialise in company and tax law

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13
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Which rule means barristers can’t pick and choose their cases

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Can rank rule

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14
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Which system allows solicitors to pass on cases to the barristers

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Referral system

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15
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Which types of cases allows clients to have direct access to barristers since 2004

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Civil

16
Q

After how many years can a barrister become a QC Queens counsel (do more complex cases)

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10 -known as taking silk

17
Q

What are you more likely to become if you become a QC

A

High court judge

18
Q

A panel select QCs and appoint names to

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Lord chancellor

19
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How much does it cost to take silk

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£2,500