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The second part focusses heavily on advocacy, where students will be introduced to vulnerable witness training, youth justice advocacy, experts, and interpreters, culminating in compulsory mock trials using police officers and actors. She is a former President of CILEx, and is the first person of a non-white background to lead a legal professional membership body.
Millicent has worked to tackle diversity and inclusion in the legal profession and the judiciary, giving evidence to the Constitution Committee regarding the eligibility of chartered legal executives for judicial appointment, for example, and through her contribution to the Pre-Application Judicial Education PAJE group and programme. Millicent is also an ambassador for social mobility, and is Chair of the Knights Youth Centre.
She has provided coaching support to senior managers in the public sector and to employees wanting to progress in their profession, and has worked as a tutor delivering the CILEx level 3 qualification to adults at evening classes. She has written and contributed to numerous articles, books, and practitioner texts on consumer credit and financial services law.
Her academic work is routinely cited in court by practitioners, and has been referred to with approval by the courts in numerous reported cases. Eva has also contributed to the review and development of financial services law through, for example, her involvement in government reviews of consumer credit legislation. Eva was a trustee of the Money Advice Trust, a charity that seeks to ensure free quality and consistent advice to people with debt problems, and provides training and resources to businesses and charities who come into contact with people in financial difficulties.
Glyn Maddocks is a South Wales-based solicitor in private practice. He is a specialist in general civil litigation, personal injury and human rights, including inquests and child abuse claims.
He has also developed particular expertise in criminal appeal and miscarriage of justice cases, and has had a number of notable successes in overturning wrongful convictions. For his dedication, commitment and work on one of these cases over a 12 year period, he was named Welsh Lawyer of the Year in This work has been almost entirely pro bono, and Glyn has contributed to many developments in the way that wrongful conviction cases are dealt with through publications, broadcasts, lectures, and by giving evidence to parliamentary select committees.
He is a founding trustee of the Centre for Criminal Appeals now known as APPEAL , a charity whose aim is to overturn unsafe convictions by providing representation for those who claim they have suffered a wrongful conviction. She has worked with Parliament, the Judicial College, the Family Justice Council, and the Family Justice Review, and has taught students, lawyers, social workers, and judges, in the field of public child law.
Her work has not only improved understanding of care proceedings and their effects, but has resulted in changes to the law. Her work on the Children Act , for example, involved successfully campaigning for amendments. Following research into the operation of the Act, Judith undertook 6 major studies of emergency child protection and of care proceedings.
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