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A new stipulation that the candidate who succeeds Sir John Thomas as Lord Chief Justice must be able to serve four years before they reach the mandatory retirement age of 70 effectively bars Sir Brian Leveson, one of the frontrunners, from applying. The cap was brought in by the Judicial Appointments Commission in consultation with the Lord Chancellor.
A new stipulation that the candidate who succeeds Sir John Thomas as Lord Chief Justice must be able to serve four years before they reach the mandatory retirement age of 70 effectively bars Sir Brian Leveson, one of the frontrunners, from applying. The cap was brought in by the Judicial Appointments Commission in consultation with the Lord Chancellor.
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