... a right of audience for ten years in the High court. Circuit judges, recorders or assistance recorders are appointed from anyone who has had rights of audience in the Crown court or county court for ten years. The Lord Chancellor or (LC), the Law Lords and the Lord Justices of Appeal are appointed by the Queen on the advice of the Prime Minister who is advised by Lord Chancellor. The Queen, on the advice of the Lord Chancellor appoints High court judges, circuit judges and recorders. New judges traditionally, received little training for their role, limited to a brief training period organized by the Judicial Studies Board. Lord Justice Waller, a CoA judge, is responsible for judges training as chairman of the judicial studies board (JSB). The children's act 1989 has meant that social workers, physiatrists and pediatricians have shared their expertise with new judges. Concern about the perception ...

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