In a submission made on Monday the General Council of the Bar described "numerous problems" with accessing justice in Wales.
The submission by the General Council of the Bar writes: "While litigants have a right to conduct their cases in the Welsh language, it appears that in practice there are limits to the enjoyment of that right.
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He is chairman of the Bar Association for Local Government and the Public Service and a member of the
General Council of the Bar for England and Wales.
The 30-strong ruling council of the Law Society had faced calls for its resignation over its failure to back demands for an inquiry into Mr Finucane's murder, despite such backing being given by the Law Society for England and Wales and the
General Council of the Bar, but that motion was defeated last night.
The TV soap has ruffled the robes of The
General Council of the Bar for England and Wales, which represents 9,000 barristers.
He was named one of the top Cve lawyers in local government, is chairman of the Bar Association for Local Government & the Public Service, and is a member of the
General Council of the Bar for England and Wales.
Barmark is a kitemarking scheme designed for barristers' chambers by the
general council of the Bar. The scheme recognises good practice management within chambers and hopes to raise standards particularly in areas such as client care.
In his annual report for the
General Council of the Bar, independent Complaints Commissioner Mr Michael Scott said the number of complaints had dropped from 631 in 1998 to 568 in 1999.