Lady Chief Justice names 14 Deputy High Court Judges
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The Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, Baroness Carr, has appointed 14 Deputy High Court Judges, under section 9(4) of the Senior Courts Act 1981, for a single fixed six-year term.
The appointments include solicitors John Halford, a partner and Head of Public Law and Human Rights at law firm Bindmans, and Peter Marquand, Head of Claims at Capsticks.
The other Deputy High Court judges are:
- Duncan Atkinson KC of 6KBW
- Marcus Pilgerstorfer KC of 11KBW
- Malcolm Sheehan KC of Henderson Chambers
- Sylvia de Bertodano, a circuit judge
- Hugo Keith KC of Three Raymond Buildings
- Richard Kimblin KC of No5 Chambers
- Elizabeth Carre O’Neill
- Stuart Ritchie KC of Fountain Court Chambers
- Paul Mitchell KC of 4 New Square
- Christopher Kennedy KC of Nine St John Street
- Aidan Eardley KC of 5RB
- David O’Mahony of 7BR
The appointments, which run from 21 February 2024 to 20 February 2030, were made following an open competition run by the Judicial Appointments Commission.
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