4. Possessing and Building Knowledge

‘Tribunal Judge to the High Court Bench’ – Knowles & Lane (2019)

Mrs Justice Gwynneth Knowles and Mr Justice Peter Lane give an overview of their professional journeys

Part Two: New Directions in Judicial Training by Hannah Bright (2018)

7 June 2019 |Judicial Skills|4. Possessing and Building Knowledge|6. Communicating Effectively|Tribunals

This article is the second of two on the subject of new directions in judicial training

Part One: New Directions in Judicial Training by Hannah Bright (2018)

6 June 2019 |Judicial Skills|4. Possessing and Building Knowledge|6. Communicating Effectively|Tribunals

This is article one of two on the subject of new directions in judicial training

Police misconduct hearings – Douglas Readings (2019)

6 June 2019 |Judicial Skills|3. Exercising Judgement|4. Possessing and Building Knowledge|Tribunals

Douglas Readings explains the work of Police Misconduct Hearings

‘Principles for compensating pension loss’ – David Franey (2018)

6 June 2019 |Judicial Skills|3. Exercising Judgement|4. Possessing and Building Knowledge|Tribunals

David Franey reports on the Employment Tribunal Pension Compensation Working Group which is looking into assessing pension loss in the Employment Tribunal

‘Mindful judging – a new digital resource’ – Christa Christensen (2018)

6 June 2019 |Judicial Skills|4. Possessing and Building Knowledge|5. Managing Work Efficiently|Tribunals

Christa Christensen discovered the benefits of mindfulness and inspired the Judicial College to create mindfulness resources for the judiciary

A light that illuminates the obscure (expert evidence) – Hinchliffe

A wide-ranging review of how tribunals may make use of and test expert evidence and the problems arising. Limitations on deployment of the tribunal’s own expertise, such as the medical member in the mental health ...