Criminal Justice Matters: The Lives of Young Junior Criminal Barristers

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Criminal Justice Matters

The Criminal Bar Association

15 episodes

2 days ago

The Criminal Bar Association of England & Wales presents a regular series of podcasts concerning the most pressing issues facing criminal barristers and the criminal justice system.

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The Criminal Bar Association of England & Wales presents a regular series of podcasts concerning the most pressing issues facing criminal barristers and the criminal justice system.

Documentary

Society & Culture

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Criminal Justice Matters: The Lives of Young Junior Criminal Barristers

Criminal Justice Matters

30 minutes 21 seconds

1 year ago

Criminal Justice Matters: The Lives of Young Junior Criminal Barristers

In this second episode of Criminal Justice Matters, the authoritative podcast from the Criminal Bar Association of England & Wales, the former chair of the CBA Kirsty Brimelow KC talks to young junior barristers Zayd Ahmed and Jennifer Devans-Tamakloe about their decision to join the criminal bar.

Criminal Justice Matters is produced and edited by ⁠Adam Batstone Media & Communications⁠