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Barristers who sit as part-time judges do not have to declare all matters they are involved in when hearing cases. In Watts v Watts [2015] EWCA Civ 1297 the Court of Appeal ruled that a family barrister and part-time judge was right not to recuse herself from an earlier case she was hearing on the ground of potential conflict.
Barristers who sit as part-time judges do not have to declare all matters they are involved in when hearing cases. In Watts v Watts [2015] EWCA Civ 1297 the Court of Appeal ruled that a family barrister and part-time judge was right not to recuse herself from an earlier case she was hearing on the ground of potential conflict.
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