Sentence examples for trainee barristers from inspiring English sources

Trainee barristers on a pupillage, meanwhile, are paid a minimum of £12,000, although lawcareers.net states that this can rise to upwards of £60,000.

A trainee barrister, Jinnah (who would later become the first premier of Pakistan) worked for some time as Naoroji's secretary.

Scotland says she has felt passionately about the issue ever since she dealt with her first domestic violence case as a 21-year-old trainee barrister.

But ask any trainee barrister and they'll tell you that the dominant activity in most of the sessions they attend is eating.

Arlidge, then 76, left her in 2010 for a 25-year-old trainee barrister, and the same year Huhne walked out on Pryce for his PR adviser Carina Trimingham.

Huhne walked out on Pryce in 2010 for the PR adviser Carina Trimingham, while that same year Briscoe's partner of 12 years, Tony Arlidge QC, then 76, left her for a 25-year-old trainee barrister.

Updated at 3.19pm BST 12.41pm BST Greg Callus, a trainee barrister (@greg_callus), reckons he's found an instance in which the Diplomatic and Consular Premises Act 1987 has been used before by the government: in a bid to remove squatters from the Cambodian embassy in 1988.

At the time she was a trainee barrister, just a few months married and at the start of her first pregnancy.

More than 1,000 graduates a year compete for 30 places for trainee solicitors or barristers in the Government Legal Service (GLS), one of the largest legal organisations in the country.

Following this stage is another 1-year full-time course--the Legal Practice Course (LPC) taken by all trainee solicitors or the Bar Vocational Course (BVC) for barristers once they've joined the Inns of Court.

Where is the next generation of specialist lawyers going to come from?" In its first year, the programme has supported nine trainee solicitors and is currently recruiting a second cohort and developing its first programme for pupil barristers.