Discriminating Lawyers | Thomas | Taylor & Francis eBooks, Reference

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|18 pages

THE FUTURE OF ADVOCACY*

part 2|1 pages

LAW STUDENTS – GETTING IN AND GETTING ON

chapter |4 pages

THE WELFARE STATE AND EDUCATION

chapter |14 pages

POVERTY IN THE UK

chapter |3 pages

CONCLUSION

chapter 3|5 pages

ALL DRESSED UP AND NOWHERE TO GO? PART TIME LAW STUDENTS AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION

chapter |8 pages

OBSTACLES TO PRACTICE

chapter |9 pages

POST-GRADUATION AND BEYOND

chapter 4|10 pages

WOMEN IN THE LAW SCHOOL – SHOALS OF FISH, STARFISH OR FISH OUT OF WATER?

chapter |14 pages

Law students

chapter 5|8 pages

YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLOCKED! ENTRY TO THE SOLICITORS’ PROFESSION

INTRODUCTION*

chapter |12 pages

FROM GRADUATION TO TRAINING CONTRACT

chapter |10 pages

Allocation of training contracts

part |1 pages

CREATING AN ELITE WITHIN AN ELITE AND REINFORCING PATTERNS OF DISADVANTAGE

chapter |3 pages

CONCLUSION

chapter 6|4 pages

HEARING BLACK AND ASIAN VOICES – AN EXPLORATION OF IDENTITY

chapter |30 pages

Structure

chapter 7|28 pages

PROFESSIONALISM, DISCRIMINATION, DIFFERENCE AND CHOICE IN WOMEN’S EXPERIENCE IN LAW JOBS

chapter 8|13 pages

‘UP OR OUT’ – MEANS OR ENDS? STAFF RETENTION IN LARGE FIRMS

chapter |5 pages

TESTING THE POLICY

chapter 9|20 pages

LITTLE JUSTICE – JUDICIAL REFORM AND THE MAGISTRATES

chapter 10|6 pages

PROMOTING DIVERSITY IN THE JUDICIARY – REFORMING THE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS PROCESS

chapter |10 pages

CONFIDENCE IN THE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS SYSTEM