Tagged: profession

Thursday, May 1, 2008 By Edward McGarr

Everything comes out in the end

In: Legal profession, Politics, Solicitors
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Consequently, we favour those people when we seek to have âtruthsâ? suppressed or ignored. They are the ideal candidates for appointment to be judges, for instance.

Monday, April 14, 2008 By Edward McGarr

Mr. Chairman

In: Legal profession, Professions
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Presently, the new Chairman of the Bar Council will be known. So what; who cares? To be the Chairman of the Bar Council is to rise to obscurity, excepting the possibility of judicial preferment later, on the strength of its occupation. Yes, indeed, few people care, excepting the candidates and, possibly, their partners. The Bar Council of Ireland makes no reference to the Chairman on its website, unlike the Bar of England and Wales. That website gives at least one […]

Tuesday, December 11, 2007 By Edward McGarr

PLAGIARISM

In: Freedom of Expression, Professions, Tort
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Of course, we might comfort ourselves with the reflection that we don’t mind if the British GMC seeks to foil any intention we have to practice medicine in the UK, there being, generally, none.