HeyJaredCriminal Justice Matters
The Criminal Bar Association of England & Wales presents a regular series of podcasts concerning the most pressing issues facing criminal barristers and the criminal justice system.
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Episode 12: Being Black in Criminal Justice – Is the Profession Racist? (opens the original)
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The statistics on judicial diversity released by the Ministry of Justice in July were stark, showing that only 1.2% of judges across England and Wales are Black. What’s more, that figure has remained static for the past 10 years, and there is currently only one High Court Judge who is black, appointed last year. In this episode Riel Karmy-Jones KC , Chair of the Criminal Bar Association, speaks to three prominent Black Barristers, Laurie-Anne Power KC , Keir Monteith KC and Stephen Akinsan
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