Catherine Baksi is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, focusing on legal and social issues. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Times and Law Gazette Jobs, covering topics ranging from the legal profession to human rights and social justice. Catherine's articles provide insights into the legal system and its impact on individuals and society.
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Catherine Baksi's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy and government announcements related to the legal profession. She also covers topics related to government & politics, culture & society, and legal & compliance.
Given her focus on the UK and legal matters, she is likely seeking insights from experts within the UK legal system who can comment on proposed reforms, high-profile court cases or decisions, changes in legislation affecting lawyers, or other significant developments in the field of law. Experts with a deep understanding of UK-specific legal policies and regulations would be particularly valuable for engaging with Catherine's coverage.
When reaching out to Catherine Baksi, it would be beneficial to provide perspectives from individuals deeply involved in the UK’s legal landscape such as prominent lawyers, lawmakers specializing in relevant areas of law or representatives from respected professional bodies associated with the industry.
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The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
By 3 May 2024 Security training and updating procedures for managing potentially violent people are among new measures to improve the safety of judges facing threats, abuse and assault, the Gazette has learned.
The service aims to support jury members who have to look at and listen to harrowing or graphic evidence, often over long periods of time
The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
Naomi Cunningham, a barrister at Outer Temple chambers, successfully acted for the social worker Rachel Meade in her claim against her regulator, Social Work England, and her employer, Westminster
For 20 years the Law Society's Diversity Access Scheme has helped aspiring solicitors from disadvantaged backgrounds become solicitors. Catherine Baksi discovers that it has never been more needed
Baroness Butler-Sloss tells Catherine Baksi that she has no plans to stop speaking out any time soon
Jonathan Goulding, a senior associate at Holman Fenwick Willan, acted for the South African government in a Supreme Court dispute over the ownership of £32 million of silver bars salvaged from a
Campaigners believe sentences for dangerous, careless, or inconsiderate cycling should be on a par with motoring offences, and want reforms to road safety laws
By: Jonathan Ames, Catherine Baksi
The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law
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