Our thanks to Julian for this announcement on the website of the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary. The feminist corruption of the “justice” system runs very deep. The full announcement:
The UK Association of Women Judges is inviting everyone to the final event in its open lecture series marking the centenary of women entering the legal profession.
The discussion – entitled Feminist Justice – will be held at Gresham College at Barnard’s Inn Hall, Holborn, London on Monday 24 February from 6-8/9pm, followed by a drinks reception.
Guests of honour include Lady Justice Ingrid Simler; Judge Siobhan McGrath, President of the FTT (Property Chamber); and Mrs Justice Justine Thornton, together with academics Professors Rosemary Hunter, Professor Grace James and Professor Helen Carr who have all participated in feminist judgments projects. [J4MB emphasis] The event will be chaired by Professor Erika Rackley.
The cost is £22.15. Book through Eventbrite.
When you click on the Eventbrite link, you’ll see a sentence in addition to the above announcement:
Enjoy hearing brilliant legal minds discuss the impact of this work [J4MB: Feminist judgments projects] on judging today.
The only one of the six “brilliant legal minds” who have come on our radar is “professor” Rosemary Hunter, an Australian radical feminist. Last June we posted a lengthy piece about the newly-formed and utterly corrupt Family Justice Panel, 10 of the 11 members being women, mainly known feminists (including Hunter), the one man being a male feminist, Mr Justice Stephen Cobb. Our piece was titled Family Justice Panel – the latest feminist corruption of the Ministry of Justice.
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