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Second helpings / Simon Brown.

By: Brown, Simon Denis, Lord Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood, 1937- [author.].Publisher: London : Marble Hill, 2021Description: viii, 175 pages : illustrations (colour), photographs.Content type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781838303617.Subject(s): Brown, Simon Denis, Baron Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood, 1937- | Parliament. Great Britain. House of Lords -- Biography | Judges -- Great Britain -- Biography | Lawyers -- Great Britain -- Biography | Law -- Great Britain -- AnecdotesDDC classification: 920 Summary: "Exuberantly revisiting his early years in National Service, at Oxford and as a young barrister, Simon Brown recalls matters grave and trivial from his time at the Bar and on the Bench, along the way regaling us with tales of Paddington Bear, Nigel Lawson and Mozart at the Warsaw opera. He also has something to say about the current legal scene and considers such thorny problems as the 2019 prorogation judgement and whether trial by jury might be dispensed with to clear the mounting backlog of criminal cases. Drawing witty lessons from a life of trials, Lord Brown finds time to muse on when a judge might choose to change a sentence already imposed, what to say after dinner, and how the game of golf is strictly for the birds!"-- Taken from book-cover.
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"Exuberantly revisiting his early years in National Service, at Oxford and as a young barrister, Simon Brown recalls matters grave and trivial from his time at the Bar and on the Bench, along the way regaling us with tales of Paddington Bear, Nigel Lawson and Mozart at the Warsaw opera. He also has something to say about the current legal scene and considers such thorny problems as the 2019 prorogation judgement and whether trial by jury might be dispensed with to clear the mounting backlog of criminal cases. Drawing witty lessons from a life of trials, Lord Brown finds time to muse on when a judge might choose to change a sentence already imposed, what to say after dinner, and how the game of golf is strictly for the birds!"-- Taken from book-cover.

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