Bradford law students court favour (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
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Bradford law students court favour
9:00am Saturday 9th February 2013 in News By Steve Wright, Crime Reporter
Law students (from left) Asma Rehman, Kristina Goodwin, Dianne Lai and Jane Gordois
Budding lawyers faced a top Bradford barrister and part-time judge to show off their advocacy skills.
The four bar students at law school attended Bradford Crown Court to put what they have been learning in to practise before Recorder Tahir Khan QC.
Mr Khan, who is based at Broadway House barristers chambers in Bradford, was the first Muslim on the North-Eastern Circuit to be appointed a Queen’s Counsel.
Sixteen students entered the competition and they were whittled down to a final four after barristers from Broadway House judged earlier heats.
The chambers provided wigs and gowns for the students.
