In particular, where a reader is having difficulty with completing civil or criminal reading, tutors may be able to assist by contacting clerks or barristers on other floors which specialist in partic...
Where a reader is having difficulty completing civil or criminal reading, tutors may - 12 - be able to assist by contacting clerks or barristers on other floors which specialise in particular jurisdic...
...ion staff 4 Membership statistics 5 Practitioner statistics 6 Section 2 The year in review President’s report 7 Executive Director’s report 9 Section 3 Appointments Committees of the Bar Association 13 Sections of the Bar Association 16 New South Wales members appointed to the Bench 16 Bar Association representatives on educational bodies 17 Court committees and working parties 17 Statutory appointments 18 Other appointments 19 Court liaison members 2003 19 Section 4 Reports Promoting the interests of practising barristers BarCare 20 Barristers’ Benevolent Association 21 Contributors to the Barristers’ Benevolent Fund of New South Wales 22 Equal Opportunity Committee 25 Bar History Committee 27 Professional Standards Committee 28 Arranging and promoting continuing professional development Education, training and professional development programmes 29 Making recommendations and promoting the administration of justice Family Law Committee 32 Criminal Law Committee 33 Personal Injuries Litigation Committee 33 Legal Aid Committee 34 Mediation Committee 35 Professional Indemnity Insurance Committee 36 Bar Association Human Rights Coordinator 36 Promoting access to justice Legal Assistance Referral Scheme 37 LawAccess NSW 39 Legal Assistance Referral Scheme statistics 40 Questions as to professional conduct Professional Conduct Department 42 Professional conduct statistics 47 Section 5 Financial statements New South Wales Bar Association financial statements 49 Barristers’ Benevolent Association of New South Wales 68 The Barristers’ Superannuation Fund 75 About us The New South Wales Bar Association Annual Report 2003 2 Aims The New South Wales Bar Association is a voluntary association of practising barristers....
Where a reader is having difficulty completing civil or criminal reading, tutors may Reader/Tutor Guidelines – Edition 8 – April 2023 - 12 - be able to assist by contacting clerks or barristers on...
Where a reader is having difficulty completing civil or criminal reading, tutors may Reader/Tutor Guidelines – Edition 8.1 – August 2023 - 12 - be able to assist by contacting clerks or barristers...
Mastery of a brief and the capacity to inform the court as to the applicable law are the central parts of the 'first and paramount ethical rule' described by Sir Owen Dixon in Jesting Pilate, p131. Al...
Bar News | Summer 2011–2012 | 1 2 Editor’s note 4 President’s column 6 Bar Practice Course 02/2011 7 Letter to the editor 8 Opinion The failed art of sentencing offenders Reflections on concurre...
New South Wales Bar Association Annual Report 2010–2011 1 President’s Report Bernard Coles QC THE YEAR IN REVIEW Following the announcement of the appointment of our immediate past president, now ...
ANNUAL REPORT 2023–24 Acknowledgement of country The NSW Bar Association’s office is on the traditional lands of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. As many of our staff continue to work remote...
7552-A/Report Front Sec only 1The New South Wales Bar Association President’s Report The Annual Report outlines the wide range of activities in which the Association has engaged throughout the finan...
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