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Professional Conduct 2009-2010
2009 Edition
The City Law School
296 pages
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292x206mm
978-0-19-956855-0
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Paperback
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13 August 2009
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- Provides guidance on the correct approach to a variety of professional conduct issues, including those ethical problems which commonly arise at the Bar, giving junior barristers the confidence to deal with the difficult situations they may face in practice
- Includes the Code of Conduct and the Fairness in Courts and Tribunals booklet from the Judicial Studies Board, amongst other resources and guidelines, ensuring that the trainee barrister has relevant professional guidelines at their fingertips throughout their study
- Features a dedicated chapter containing a number of exercises designed to encourage the reader to practise applying professional conduct principles to realistic scenarios in preparation for practice
New to this edition - The manual has been fully updated to include coverage of the latest guidelines in the area, including changes made to court dress by Practice Direction (Court Dress) (No 5) 2008, ensuring that the reader has the most up-to-date information for 2009/10
- The section on complaints procedure has been fully revised in light of recent developments in this area
Written by experienced practitioners, Professional Conduct equips the reader with a solid understanding of the key ethical and professional conduct issues which underpin all types of practice at the Bar. Including full discussion of the letter and spirit of the Code of Conduct issued by the Bar Standards Board, the manual provides full coverage of the professional conduct principles which govern the working relationships of the barrister with the client, prosecution or defence counsel, the courts and other members of the legal profession. The manual also features a dedicated chapter which identifies the key
principles of professional conduct applicable to the core skills of the barrister ensuring that the reader is fully able to uphold the high professional standards of the Bar across all areas of practice.
Potentially problematic areas of practice are identified throughout, and practical guidance is given on the correct approach to follow in such situations should they be encountered in practice. The manual also features a number of exercises designed to encourage the reader to consider how professional conduct principles apply to realistic scenarios. For ease of reference, the full Code of Conduct is provided as an appendix at the end of the manual.
Professional Conduct is essential reading for all trainee barristers, and is a useful source of
reference for practitioners seeking to refresh their knowledge of the rules and principles of professional conduct which govern practice at the Bar.Readership: Students studying on the Bar Vocational Course.
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The City Law School Contributors:
Simon Barry, Barrister, former Lecturer, The City Law School
Julie Browne, Barrister, Senior Lecturer, The City Law School
Emma Burgess, Barrister, former Senior Lecturer, ICSL
Clive Coleman, Barrister, former Senior Lecturer, ICSL
Douglas Day QC, Lincoln's Inn
Nigel Duncan, Principal Lecturer, The City Law School
Ann Halpern, Barrister, former Reader, ICSL
Oliver Hanmer, Bar Standards Board
The late David James, General Council of the Bar
Philip Katz QC, Barrister, Middle Temple
Michael Lawson QC,
Middle Temple
Debbie Lithman, Barrister, former Principal Lecturer, ICSL
James Robinson, Barrister, former Lecturer, ICSL
Keith Simpson, Barrister, Senior Lecturer, The City Law School
Marcus Soanes, Barrister, Principal Lecturer, The City Law School
Claire Sparrow, Barrister, former Lecturer, ICSL
Kate Stead, Barrister, Lecturer, The City Law School
Mark Stobbs, Bar Standards Board
Margot Taylor, Solicitor, Principal Lecturer, The City Law School
Alister Turtle, Barrister, former Senior Lecturer, ICSL
Justin Wigoder, Barrister, Gray's Inn
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1: Introduction
2: Professional relationships
3: Working at the Bar today
4: The letter and spirit of the Code
5: Court etiquette
6: Professional misconduct: the complaints procedure
7: The BVC, practice and professional conduct
8: The proceeds of Crime Act 2002
9: Professional Conduct problems
Appendix 1: Code of Conduct of the Bar of England and Wales
Appendix 2: Further problems
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