Studying judges
On Tuesday 16 November the Faculty of Laws at University College London launched a new Judicial Institute. The opening event was a panel discussion on ‘The Future of Judging’. At a time when the judiciary is at an important crossroads, this event explored the changing roles of judges and the challenges facing the modern judiciary as a result of developments in politics and society, science and technology, law, litigation and globalisation.
This is an extremely important research initiative that should throw considerable light on a part of the legal system that has not hitherto been the subject of a great deal of empirical research.
Martin Partington: Introduction to the English Legal System 15th ed 2021
Oxford University Press Learning Link Resources
Martin Partington: Spotlight on the Justice System 
Just saw this post, looking forward to future publications by the UCL Judicial Institute. You’ve mentioned that there was a panel discussion on the future of judging, please let me know if you come across a transcript /audio recording/ article on what was discussed. Unfortunately there was no related media on the UCL JI website.
RTS
January 23, 2011 at 1:10 pm
Good question: I will find out. I hope to have a podcast with one of the directors of the Centre on this blog soon. I will get an answer to you question then!
lwtmp
January 25, 2011 at 12:54 pm