Annual Bar Conference and Young Bar Conference 2015 Saturday 17 October 2015 Westminster Park Plaza,

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The Bar Council Integrity. Excellence. Justice. 2 Programme Court Sir Terence Etherton,ChancelloroftheHigh Keynote Address Committee Chairman Daniel Sternberg Welcome Young BarOpeningKeynote 09:30 -10:30 Baroness HelenaKennedyoftheShawsQC Keynote Address Council Alistair MacDonaldQC,ChairmanoftheBar Chairman’s Address Kama Melly,ConferenceChairman,Park Square Welcome Programme citizen. balance between stateand The : Ourroleinthe 09:30 -10:30 Board Burns Sir Andrew Moderator Bar StandardsBoard(‘BSB’) and fairallocationofwork. Exploring seriousmisconduct 1. You cannotbeserious! YB 11:00 -12:30 All , 9-12BellYard, Young Bar , ChairoftheBarStandards success. how theycanbeusedasanadvantage orovercome toensurecontinual elements ofchangeorrestrictionsmeanformemberstheBarand Advocate’ asthefocusinalldiscussions,withregardstowhat The Keynote Address willensuretheimportanceofmaintaining‘The alternative servicesavailable tothepublic. Bar duetoeconomicorotherpoliticalpressures,aswell asawideningof sessions focussingandaddressingtheincreasingpressuresfacing The openingkeynotesessionwillsetthetonetoensureafulldayof current andimportant. This year’s themehasbeendeveloped toecompassissuesthatareboth Olympics in1980. Team (1977-1980),inhislastyear hewas selectedfortheMoscow career, hewas alsoamemberoftheGreatBritain InternationalFencing and anHonoraryProfessoratKentUniversity. Apart fromhislegal of theTrustLawCommittee,PresidentPropertyBar Association Terence EthertonisVice PresidentoftheCourtProtection,Chairman was thePresidentforCouncilofInns Court.Inaddition,Sir became theChairmanofLawcommissionandfrom2009to2012,he Sir Terence Ethertonwas calledtotheBarin1974,GraysInn.In2006,he are specificforthe Young Bar. about addressingareasofconcernorpotentialdevelopment that learning opportunitiesfrommanysectors.However, thedayisalso opportunity fortheYoung Bartotakepartinadaythatprovides The bringingtogetherofthetwoConferencesprovidesafantastic Other speakers tobeconfirmed Ewen Macleod,Director ofRegulatoryPolicy, BarStandardsBoard Patricia Robertson QC,FountainCourtChambers Speakers with, inparticularthefairallocation ofwork discussion abouthowchambers’ might ensurethatthesearecomplied explain whatisrequiredbyitsequality anddiversity rules,witha one mightbeexpectedtoreportserious misconduct.TheBSBwillalso There willalsobeanopportunity todiscussthesituationsinwhich colleagues? help? Doyouhave someexamples ofgoodpracticetosharewithyour judgement toensuretheserulesarecompliedwith?Wherecanyou get Questions willbeaskedsuchashowdoyouexcerciseyourprofessional which theymightariseinpractice. regulatory rationalefortheserulesandconsidersomeofthesituations in This interactive sessionfrom theBSBwillhepyoutounderstand . by anotherbarristerandthedutytoensurefairallocationofworking in The BarStandardsBoardHandbook’sdutytoreportseriousmisconduct Morning specialistsessions . Programme 3 Square Barristers Park Chairman of the Criminal Bar , 23 Essex Street, Vice 9-12 Bell Yard, Young Bar Committee Chairman Young 9-12 Bell Yard, , Co-Director and Research Fellow at International Centre for , The Sharan Project Speakers Buildings Gupta QC, 4 Paper Teertha Frances Burton Family Law, Policy and Practice. OCU Chief Superintendent Gerry Campbell, Taskforce Detective Commander and Deputy Policing Lead for Forced Marriage, Honour Based and Female Genital Mutilation. Violence Polly Harrar Speakers Mark Fenhalls QC Association Daniel Sternberg, Other speakers to be confirmed taken in the This session will highlight the different approaches family courts can criminal and civil jurisdiction and whether the learn from the criminal courts. an understanding across the two The session aims to develop It will also develop jurisdictions of the impact of non-registration. and witnesses delegates’ understanding of the impact on victims violence including forced marriage and honour-based The financial challenges for recently qualified criminal barristers The financial challenges an been greater and, for too many, represent never have their original ambitions. This unacceptable risk in pursuing consequences, and finding solutions is problem has far-reaching senior and junior alike. vital to all practitioners, to provide the latest generation of This workshop is designed resources, hope and a reason to talent with access to practical Bar remain at the Criminal Speakers Court Chambers Park Greaney QC, New Paul QC, Richard Wright to be confirmed Other speakers An overview of issues relating to Youth Justice, from Guidelines and and Guidelines from Justice, to Youth relating of issues overview An Paul and QC Wright Richard to homicide. Hearings Court Youth v [2014] Cornick, R sides of on opposing appeared QC who Greaney the discuss old pupil) year by 16 (teacher stabbed 3623 (QB) EWHC youths and by to homicides in relation of the courts approach reporting restrictions. , New Park Court Chambers , New Park All All All Moderator Neelam Sarkaria, Independant Criminal Justice Association of Consultant, Chairman of the Women Barristers 4. The role of a justice (criminal and civil) system in protecting women and girl. An exploration of the issues surrounding the non- registration of marriage and legal provision. alternative Association of Women Barristers and Family Law Bar Association Moderator To be confirmed 3. Securing the future of the 3. Securing the future Criminal Advocate Criminal Bar Association Moderator QC Jason Pitter 2. Youth Justice Youth 2. Circuit Eastern North 4 Programme Guy FetherstonhaughQC, Penelope ReedQC,5StoneBuildings Moderators Training Commitee Bar CouncilEducationand Chancery Bar Association and Person andMcKenzieFriends. 5. DealingwithLitigantsin Investigatory Powers Tribunal Sir JohnMummery,Presidentofthe Moderator Law ReformCommittee a moderndemocracy. 6.Surveillance andprivacy in All All Falcon Chambers Other speakerstobeconfirmed Simon O’Toole,5PumpCourt Ruth Hughes, Joe Curl,9StoneBuildings HH JudgeKarenWalden Smith Speakers proper administrationofjustice. The sessionwillconsiderwhattheprofessionshoulddotouphold the mediumofroleplay,debateandaudienceparticipation. Judiciary andtheBarProBonoUnitexplorelatestguidancethrough the BarCouncil,EducationandTrainingCommittee,membersof Person andMcKenziefriends?MembersoftheChanceryBar Association, How shouldbarristers,andtheirprofession,bestdealwithLitigantsin Mike Schwarz Partner, BindmansLLP QC, David Anderson and Privacy WorkingGroup Nicholas GriffinQC,5Paper Buildings,ChairmanoftheBarCouncilSurveillance Peter CarterQC, Speakers journalists, theirsourcesandMP’sshouldalsoreceive furtherprotection. further considerwhetherotherconfidentialcommunications,between into anylegislationthatregulatesstatesurveillance powers. Itwill The sessionwilllookatwhetherprotectionofLPPshouldbebuilt lawyers andtheirclients. snoop onlegitimateandhighlyconfidentialcommunicationsbetween a HouseofLordsrulingin2009,itisclearthattheStatemaylegally This sessionwillconsiderlegalprofessionalprivilege.Surprisingly,since them. communications andtoretainanalysethedatathataccompanies There have beencallsforincreasedStatepowers tomonitor 5 StoneBuildings Red LionChambers Independant Reviewer ofTerrorism Legislation

Programme 5 , South Eastern Circuit Leader St Johns Building, Northern Circuit Leader St Johns Building, Northern Chief Executive of Cotswold Barristers and member of of Cotswold Barristers and Chief Executive St Philips Chambers, Midland Circuit Leader , Place Campbell , Place , Dere Street Chambers, North East Circuit Leader , Dere Street Chambers, North , Chief Executive, Radcliffe Chambers , Chief Executive, Speakers QC, Atkins Richard John Elvidge QC Max Hill QC, and Chester Circuit Leader Building, Wales QC, Farrar’s Lewis Paul Andrew O’Byrne QC, This session will provide members of the Bar with advice and advice and Bar with of the provide members will This session this can and how circuits on different on working guidance modern Bar at the to surviving contribute with information to assist circuit leaders will provide Each of the They publically funded work. of practices outside the expansion their on any aspect affecting from delegates will take questions with their circuits. relationships the Public Access Bar Association Speakers Michael Todd QC, former Chairman of the Bar and Chairman of BARCO Carla Morris-Papps, Round table discussion on public access and how the BARCO Round table discussion on public access and of work for the Bar service is assisting this, and many other areas, In April 2015, the (BSB) was authorised to authorised (BSB) was April 2015, the Bar Standards Board In owned and managed by barristers and other regulate organisations how barristers can choose a significant change to This was lawyers. by the BSB. to organise their practice while remaining regulated with an opportunity This workshop session will provide attendees authorisation to learn more about the practicalities of the entity for the nature of their process and what becoming an entity means and allow attendees to practice. The session will be interactive discuss questions with the workshop speakers. Speakers Analyst, Bar Council Natalie Darby, Policy Fiona Fitzgerald Lane Plowden , Park Duncan Maxwell-Stewart Scott Leonard, Russell Cooke Marian Maplesden , Guildhall Chambers, All All All Moderator QC, 7 Bedford Row, Dereck Sweeting Chairman of the Legal Services Committee 8. Entity regulation and the 8. Entity regulation Bar. Legal Services Committee Moderator Andrew Langdon QC Leader Circuit Western 7. The Advocate: surviving surviving Advocate: 7. The Advice Bar. modern at the from the circuit and guidance leaders. Leaders Joint Circuit Moderator Mosson, Director of Services at the Bar Paul Council and a Director of BARCO 9. Breaking into New Business 9. Breaking into New Business of new advantage Taking to available developments you. BARCO 6 Programme To beconfirmed Moderator Bar Association Revenue keep outoftrouble. 11. Tax: knowingenoughto To beconfirmed Moderator European CircuitoftheBar European Groupand EU LawCommittee,Bar barristers inEULaw 10. Opportunitiesfor 12:30 -13:30 YB YB Lunch andnetworking Michael Thomas,Gray’sInnTax Chambers Michael Sherry,Temple Tax Chambers Oliver Marre,15OldSquare,Lincoln’sInn John Brinsmead-Stockham David SouthernQC Speakers and commonpropertytaxissues. taxation ofemploymenttribunalawards, taxandfamilylawmatters of theBarmaycomeacrossinpracticeincludingtaxanddamages, This sessionwilladdressthecommontaxissuesthatjuniormembers unknowingly, comeacrossinpractice. knowledge ofbasictaxissuesthattheymay,knowinglyor This sessionwillprovidenon-taxpractitionerswithsufficient Law ataCityFirm current andformerlegalstaffofEUinstitutions;aBarristerworkingin Speakers willincludeamemberoftheindependentBarpractisingEULaw; Speakers such aslawfirmsandsecondments. routes toemployed positionsintheEUinstitutions;andotheroptions opportunities tointroduceEULawanexistingpracticebase;the explain therangeofcareeroptionsofferedbyEULaw.Itwillcov practice maybeconsideringastrategicmove. Thissessionaimsto develop ordiversify theirpractices.Othersinindependentoremployed Many juniormembersoftheBarintraditionalareasarelookingto who areconsideringamove toadifferent area ofpractice. barristers wishingtodevelop ordiversify theirpracticesorforthose This sessionwillexplaintheopportunitiesEULawpresentsto , Temple Tax Chambers , 11NewSquareChambers er Programme 7 As is traditional, the session will be , New Park Court Chambers , New Park St John’s Chambers Speakers Bar Pro Bono Unit Jess Campbell, Chief Executive, Free Respresentation Unit Simon Lawson, Chief Executive, Lucy Reed, Other speakers to be confirmed The session will give a brief snapshot of the public need for pro The session will give by debate on the crucial contribution, followed bono and the Bar’s junior Bar through to role of the pro bono advocate, from the most will be a focus on the most senior generalist and specialist. There including through duty getting the right cases to the right advocate, schemes and clearing houses. Chairman of the Bar. chaired by the Vice Speakers Derek Wood CBE QC, Falcon Chambers Amanda Rippon from the Inns and Circuits Advocacy Trainers Accredited Other As the new Government demonstrates its intentions for the future for the its intentions demonstrates new Government As the panel system, a cross-party system and criminal justice of the legal issues are party’s positions on legal influential on their of politicians Guests frank exchange of views. for a fiery and brought together The politicians all major political parties. been invited from have of anti-terrorism legislation, their positions in respect will discuss on liberty, the relevance of the ECHR, restrictions the retention and Funding for our justice Access to Justice of the Rule of Law, be taken from the floor. system. Questions will of how to identify and an overview This session will provide in court. The presentation will include handle vulnerable witnesses and case law surrounding the area recent changes in legislation procedural steps you must take when of vulnerability, and the The session will also include a live dealing with the vulnerable. practice when dealing with vulnerable demonstration of good to consider as the opportunity to review a case and parties, as well appropriate ground rules. the use of interpreters A demonstration into foreign languages and to experience the in court will provide the opportunity for you ATC. ongoing research led by the Afternoon specialist sessions specialist Afternoon

13:30 - 15:00 13:30 All All All Atkin Chambers of the Bar Council, Atkin Chantal-Aimee Doerries QC, Chairman-Elect Moderator To be confirmed Moderator Advocacy Training Council Advocacy Training Court. to the use of interpreters in to the use of interpreters witnesses and an introduction witnesses and an 13. Handling vulnerable 13. Handling vulnerable Sub-plenary: Political debate Sub-plenary: accountability. and citizen: An opportunity An for and citizen: 12. The balance between state between 12. The balance

Bar Pro Bono Unit all the time. vulnerable; developing skills vulnerable; developing Defending the most 14. Pro bono advocacy: 8 Programme Committee of the Alternative DisputeResoultion Colin Manning Moderator Resolution Committee Dispute and Alternative Bar Association Commercial different skills. for mediation:differentforum, 16. Re-equippingadvocates Committee Chambers, ChairmanoftheBarHumanRights Kirsty BrimelowQC,DoughtyStreet Moderator Committee Bar HumanRights impact oftrialmonitoring. show trials:theroleand 15. Trialobservations and All All , LittletonChambers,Chairman have todeal,arehighlightedandsolutions identifiedanddebated. issues whichariseinmediations,andwiththeadvocatewill provides apractical,inter-active, role-played dispute,wheredifficult properly adviseandrepresenttheirclientsatamediation.Thesession important roleinassistingthisprocessandrequirestheskillsto to findpracticalsolutionstheirproblems.Theadvocateplaysan resolution gives power totheparties,absentincourtproceedings, longer toberegardedas‘alternative’, ismediation.Thisformofdispute the partiesthemselves. Thepreferredmethodofdisputeresolution,no settlement ofdisputes,whetherfromparties’advisors,Government or is likelytobeagreaterpressureonachievingearlyandcosteffectiv Reforms andtheincreasedexpenseofinitiatingproceedings,there With theincreaseincostoflitigation,asaresultJackson Chair ofUNWorkingGroupon Arbitrary Detention Mads Andenas, Profesor Alex Wilks, IBAHRIPrincipalProgrammeLawyer Committee Blinne NiGhralaigh Speakers through theBarHumanRightsCommittee’sTrialObservation Unit. lawyers ontrialmonitoringopportunitiesandbestpractices,including by trialobservation missions.Itwillalsoprovidepracticaladviceto and unstableenvironments,aswell astheresultantdilemmasfaced to localhumanrightsdefenders,workinginoftendeeplyrepressive important roletobeplayed bylawyers inprovidingsupportandcover anti-occupation protestersinPalestine. Itwillexploretheincreasingly internet bloggersinEgypt,humanrightsactivistsBahrainand trials suchasthoseoftheformerpresidentMaldives, of drawing onthelongstandingexperienceofpanellistsinobserving This sessionwilllookatthepurposeandpracticeoftrialobservations, rights andinupholdingtheprimacyofRuleLaw. Trial observations playanimportantroleinthedefenceofhuman Commercial Bar Association speakerstobeconfirmed Andrew Parsons, PortsmouthBarristers’Chambers Jonathan Lux,StoneChambers James Bridgeman, Speakers Lamb Chambers , MatrixChambers,Vice ChairmanoftheBarHumanRights UNSpecialRapporteuron Arbitrary Detentionand e Programme 9 Chambers of George Bompas QC, Institute of Barristers Chambers of George Bompas

International business opportunities for barristers International business opportunities for barristers Working with foreign lawyers e.g. Special interest groups and international practice opportunities successfully, Exploiting business development Influencing future Bar Council programming.

The current international programme of the Bar The current international programme of the      Speakers Vice-Chairman of the International Rupert D’Cruz, Littleton Chambers, Committee Other speakers to be confirmed This session has been set to highlight to the Bar current themes This session has been set to highlight to the exploiting business in international work with practical ideas on barristers through participation in opportunities for development the International Committee’s work representatives The International Committee’s panel, including will lead an open from its geographical Special Interest groups, discussion on:  Speakers 23 Essex Street QC, Anesta Weekes Afzal OBE, Dr Fayyaz David Goddard, Clerks In his inaugural address, Alistair MacDonald QC, Chairman of the of the Chairman QC, MacDonald Alistair address, inaugural In his access work. up public to take junior barristers Bar, encouraged are considering barristers who is for session This breakout on to expand want those who work and public access doing senior area. The panel includes in this knowledge their practical (including family and civil from the fields of , practitioners practical highlight some of the holders) who will judicial office Bar, of particular for the junior as the benefits, in well problems as to keep will include: how directly. Topics covered being instructed ; side of the BSB and the on the right of a client care drafting care; and effective self-clerking and client letter. Commonwealth of Independent States, Brazil, China and the Commonwealth Far East and

All All Chairman of the International Committee Amanda Pinto QC, 33 Chancery Lane, Moderator Committee Bar Council International Bar. international themes at the overseas lawyers: Current lawyers: overseas 18. Building bridges with Association Chairman of the Public Access Bar , Chairman of the Public Walk Andrew Granville Stafford, 4 Kings Bench Andrew Granville Stafford, Moderator

Clerks and the Institute of Barristers Institute of Barristers and the Public Access Committee Access Committee Public pleasures and the pitfalls. and pleasures 17. Public Access: The The Access: Public 17. 10 Programme your choice. in theirareaofpractice.Selectthe of theYoung Bartoconsiderethical issues running simultaneouslyforallmembers These fourseparatesessionswillbe Committee of theEqualityDiversity andSocialMobility QC, CloistersChambers,Chairman Robin Allen Moderator Mobility Committee Equality Diversity andSocial 19. Wellbeing attheBar 20. EthicsWorkshops 15:00 - 15:30 YB All Committee Amanda-Jane Field Speaker Employed To beconfirmed Speakers Family Christopher Convey , 33ChanceryLane James HinesQC,3RaymondBuildings Speakers Criminal Mark Fell,RadcliffeChambers Colin Andress Speakers Civil areas. issues thatoccurformembersofthejuniorBarbasedaroundvarying Handbook thatarisefromabarrister’s practice.Capturing different These sessionswillconsiderethicalissuesemanatingfromtheBSB opportunity toconsiderethicalissuesthatariseinabarrister’s practice. The ethicsworkshopswillprovidemembersofthejuniorBaran Other speakerstobeconfirmed. Members oftheBarWellbeing Working Group Speakers profession foralifeattheBar. support shouldbeputinplacetoprepareyoungermembersofthe Bar leaderscouldbettersupporttheirmembersandwhateducational performance. Duringthesessionwe willalsodebatehowchambersand tools andtechniquestoimprove resilienceandwithitindividual their ownwellbeing andresilience.Expertswillsharetriedtested barristers; and(ii)thestepsanindividualbarristercantaketoimprove health attheBar,introducing(i)goodchambers’practiceinsupporting This sessionwillexploretheimportantissueofwellbeing andmental Refreshments and networking , Clerksroom , RegistraroftheUpperTribunal(AAC)member oftheEthics Programme 11

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Closing Address and presentation Closing Jeremy Gauntlett SC presentation Award by the Legal Reporting Followed Your opportunity to question representatives of the Bar and Judiciary. opportunity to question representatives Your will debate issues of importance to young A ‘Question Time’ panel of the young Bar. barristers and the future Panel To be confirmed In the wake of the Leveson Inquiry a lively, high profile panel panel high profile a lively, Inquiry Leveson of the wake In the by press and those affected journalists, editors, academics comprising, and legal issues. debate current media brought together to intrusion are of Leveson’s will concern the implementation Discussions of the media, super-injunctions, and state control recommendations proceedings and televising court trials in camera, defendant anonymity, reporting restrictions. Tomlinson QC, Chairman of ‘Hacked Off’ Guests will include Hugh media sources. and Editors from various Afternoon sub-plenary sessions sub-plenary Afternoon Drinks reception and entertainment

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