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Change is afoot in the legal profession

As an industry, the legal profession is not famed for its rapid change. There are still practitioners who wear horse-hair wigs and gowns in court, even though there is no obligation to do so. But change is afoot. There are more judges on the way which should speed up proceedings and legal aid is set to be reformed, which should give more people access to the courts than is currently the case. Sara Phelan SC, Chair of the Bar of Ireland joined Joe this morning on the show with more on this.

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06.45 2 Mar 2023


Change is afoot in the legal profession



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06.45 2 Mar 2023


As an industry, the legal profession is not famed for its rapid change. There are still practitioners who wear horse-hair wigs and gowns in court, even though there is no obligation to do so. But change is afoot.

There are more judges on the way which should speed up proceedings and legal aid is set to be reformed, which should give more people access to the courts than is currently the case.

Sara Phelan SC, Chair of the Bar of Ireland joined Joe this morning on the show with more on this.


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