I have enjoyed three careers. First, I was a human rights lawyer, often representing tenants against their landlords and homeless people. Then, I became a judge, initially a district judge trying civil cases, but later a circuit judge, largely trying criminal cases (jury trials involving serious offences). As a judge, I was a member of the Judicial Studies Board/Judicial College and became a senior judicial trainer, both in this country and abroad. But throughout my life I have written and photographed. Now that I am no longer a judge, I am combining three of the passions of my life - photography, writing and judicial training.
Here are links to the interview of Jan Luba and myself by Sue James which appeared in Legal Action entitled At The Bar and some very kind words expressed by my collegues at Legal Action.
You can reach me via this link.