The Hon Mr Justice Ouseley will present this year's keynote address
The words are equally simple and are being used in more and more disciplinary matters.
Daily as we listen to the news broadcasts floating from one disaster to the next we marvel over the insensitivity of those making pronouncements especially when they themselves appear to at least share culpability. Is it insensivity or lack of insight that we are witnessing?
'Insight' and 'professional insight' are words that we are beginning to become accustomed to seeing in the disciplinary world. To what extent are they current jargon or do they really draw us to an important principle?
‘Failed to show Insight’ is so easy to say but what does it really mean? The dictionary definition of ‘insight’ is: ‘The ability to see and understand the truth about someone or something’.This is followed by an interesting bevy of synonyms from ‘acumen’ to ‘shrewdness’ to ‘wisdom’.... does the word have a different meaning when it has the prefix ‘Professional’?
If there is an allegation of failing to show Insight does the Member automatically prove the charge by pleading ‘not guilty’?
Keynote Address | |
That was the year - a legal update | |
Insight - the role of the Tribunal
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Insight - its significance for prosecuting and defending advocates | |
Defamation - risks & solutions | |
Freedom of information, Data Protection & Sharing |
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Disiplinary Lessons for the Professions from Sport | |
The Tribunal at Work | A working session... |
Law Society of England & Wales CPD
Bar Council CPD
Date | 7th February 2014 |
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