The Law Society is to work closely with newly appointed chairman of the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC), Christopher Stephens, to help increase the number of solicitors appointed to the judiciary.
Christopher’s appointment is for three years and comes at a time of change and transition as the JAC considers the outcomes of the review of the judicial appointments process.
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