A week inside the family court with a roving judge
In short: Step behind the scenes of the UK family court system. This session explores how judges manage courtroom dynamics, the training required for the role, and whether the judiciary truly reflects the diversity of modern society.
Professor Jo Delahunty KC, a leading UK barrister specializing in family and child cases, examines the mechanics of the family court. The discussion investigates how a judge's specific approach can fundamentally shape whether the parties involved perceive a trial as fair.
The session also addresses critical questions regarding judicial diversity and whether representation is maintained within the corridors of power.
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