Attendees may arrive from 12.30 until 1pm, but must be seated by 1pm. Please be aware that the Gallery is accessible only by stairs and is not suitable for people with limited mobility. Entrance to Hall is from Church Court (opposite the Temple Church). N.B: This is not a Qualifying Session for Inner Temple students.

Attendees may arrive from 12.30 until 1pm, but must be seated by 1pm. Please be aware that the Gallery is accessible only by stairs and is not suitable for people with limited mobility. Entrance to Hall is from Church Court (opposite the Temple Church). N.B: This is not a Qualifying Session for Inner Temple students.

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to Students from London BPTC Institutions in 2015.

Please note that you can only book one Presentational Skills Day - either Saturday or Sunday, not both. This event is worth two qualifying sessions.

Please note that you can only book one Presentational Skills Day - either Saturday or Sunday, not both. This event is worth two qualifying sessions.

Master Straw (The Rt Hon Jack Straw) on "Clement Atlee". Dress code: Dark suits The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit.

A presentation by a panel of practising barristers on all aspects of life at the Bar, including training and pupillage, will take place on Tuesday 6th October 2015. The presentation will be followed by a drinks reception and an opportunity to speak to barristers in a more informal setting. This event is open to all university students and graduates who are thinking about the Bar as a career option If you have any questions please contact presentations@innertemple.org.uk 020 7797 8262

A presentation by a panel of practising barristers on all aspects of life at the Bar, including training and pupillage, will take place on Thursday 22nd October 2015. The presentation will be followed by a drinks reception and an opportunity to speak to barristers in a more informal setting. This event is open to all university students and graduates who are thinking about the Bar as a career option If you have any questions please contact presentations@innertemple.org.uk 020 7797 8262

6.30pm for 6.45pm (Lounge suits) An Exhibition Moot between the winners of the 2015 Inner Temple IV and the 2015 ESU National Mooting Competition. Followed by a drinks reception with bowl food. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Benchers, Members of Hall and Students dine together. Pre-dinner drinks are available from 6.30pm, followed by a short talk on a legal topic at 7pm and then a seated hot buffet supper with no pre-arranged seating plan. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Master Butler-Sloss (The Rt Hon the Baroness Butler-Sloss GBE) on "The Legal Glass Ceiling - broken or merely cracked?" Dress code: Dark suits The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

The most prestigious event of the Inn’s calendar, Grand Day is a wonderfully glamourous occasion, with a champagne reception, three course dinner and after dinner entertainment. Members may bring one guest each. Dress code: White tie & decorations Drinks in Parliament Chamber & Luncheon Room, followed by dinner in Hall NB: This is not a qualifying session

Master Kay (Steven Kay QC): 1945 Revisited - Inner Temple Treasurers at the Heart of International Justice. Principal speakers: Professor William Schabas OC and Dr Dan Plesch 5.30pm for 6pm Dress code: suits N.B: This is not a Qualifying Session.

Master Kay (Steven Kay QC): 1945 Revisited - Inner Temple Treasurers at the Heart of International Justice. Principal speakers: Professor William Schabas OC and Dr Dan Plesch 5.30pm for 6pm Dress code: suits N.B: This is not a Qualifying Session.

Master Baker (Professor Sir John Baker QC FBA) on “Magna Carta and the Templars 1215-1628” Dress code: Dark suits 1hr CPD The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit. Students MUST sign the term card which will be available at the end of the event in order to receive their credit. NO SIGNATURE, NO CREDIT. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Terrorism in the Dock: This weekend will explore the ‘new wave’ of terror offences being dealt with in courts across the country and the difficulties in addressing an unattractive defence before a jury. Those attending the weekend will hear from a wide range of experts on this topic. Students will also participate in sentencing exercises, advocacy training with experienced barristers and will also be able to practice their advocacy skills before a judge. Worth 3 Qualifying Sessions.

Lecture 1 - Master Roger Scruton, “Law and Morality” Venue: Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Timings: 5.30pm arrival. Lecture begins at 5.45pm followed by drinks reception CPD Pending

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Online booking is not currently working for this event. Please contact Jude on 020 7797 8206 or jhodgson@innertemple.org.uk

You do not need a Mentor to dine, however students who wish to dine with their Mentors should contact them to ensure they have booked. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Advocacy - An Art in Need of Revival: Practitioners from the North Eastern and Northern Circuits will seek, through a series of talks and demonstrations, to show that the art is vitally important, not yet dead but one that requires fostering. Essential skills and techniques will be explained. On the Sunday, students will have the opportunity to test their own advocacy skills before senior practitioners and judges. Worth 3 Qualifying Sessions.

Education Day session for out of London students covering the subjects of pupillage and ethics. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY A LECTURE NIGHT QUALIFYING SESSION THAT WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU BOOK A PLACE ON BOTH SESSIONS. Worth 1 qualifying session.

Professor Christopher Newdick on "Are Medical Ethics Bad for our Health". Dress code: Dark suits. The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

This course offers some of the latest and most innovative techniques to equip trainees in engaging and convincing their audience, broken into three sessions dealing with listening, storytelling and improvisation. 2 Qualifying Sessions.

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Dress code: Dark suits NB: This is not a qualifying session

This will be a panel discussion for an hour followed by a meet and greet with junior members of the Bar who will offer you advice on your chosen field of practice. Worth 1 qualifying session. Practitioners wishing to attend should contact Eamonn O'Reilly.

Robin De Wilde QC (Master De Wilde): James Boswell. 5.30pm for 6pm. This is not a qualifying session.

Robin De Wilde QC (Master De Wilde): James Boswell. 5.30pm for 6pm. This is not a qualifying session.

Lecture 2: Master Laws (The Rt. Hon Lord Justice Laws). Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Followed by drinks reception The lecture is free but booking is essential

Dinner for University students and members

Master Ainslie-Wallace on "The Essential Requirements of Good Advocacy". Dress code: Dark suits. The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Master Brown: Daines Barrington. Lecture followed by bowl food supper. You can book for the supper by adding that activity to your booking for the lecture. Open to members of the Four Inns and their guests and residents.

A Helping Hand: Experts’ Guide to Developing Careers

Lecture 3: Professor Trigg Emerius Professor of Philosophy at University of Warwick Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Followed by drinks reception Lecture is free but booking is essential

Dr Wragg, University of Leeds, Academic Fellow: Privacy and the Media. Lecture followed by drinks reception - you must attend the drinks reception to recieve the qualifying session point. Worth 1 Qualifying Session Dark Suits.

Benchers, Members of Hall and Students dine together. Pre-dinner drinks are available from 6.30pm, The final of the Rawlinson Debating Competiton will take place after dinner. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns

The evening will begin with an exhibition moot; followed by a lecture on advocacy by Master Patrick; ending with a drinks reception. Location: Room 0.27 (Ground floor of the Cardiff Law Faculty building)

This will be the fifth consecutive year that the Inner Temple Team has joined the London Legal Walk . Members of the Inn, members of staff, friends and family are welcome to join the Inner Temple Team the more the merrier!

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In conjunction with the Junior Bar Association, the Inner Temple is running its annual 'Question & Answer Day' on 19 June 2016. Question and Answer day gives you an opportunity to partake in a number of lectures workshops, including: •  Scholarships and joining the Inn •  Tips and Tricks on interviews •  Equality and diversity at the Bar •  Life as a Pupil and Junior Tenant

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Dress code: Black tie Students and Members of Hall may bring more than one guest subject to capacity. N.B: Not a Qualifying Session

Food and drink is included in the price. Please note that under 18s cannot attend.

Please book EITHER the 9.30 OR 10.45 session - you cannot attend both. Worth two qualifying sessions.

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to Students from London BPTC Institutions in 2016.

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to students attending BPTC institutions on circuit in 2016.

THIS EVENT IS COMPULSORY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING BPTC PROVIDERS OUTSIDE OF LONDON IN 2016-17. You must add yourself on to one or other of the courses. You may only book one of the two sessions (AM or PM), not both. Worth two qualifying sessions.

Booking for this event is restricted to students attending London-based BPTC providers in 2016-17. This event is worth two qualifying sessions.

Dr Maksymilian Del Mar, Queen Mary University of London, Academic Fellow 'Legal Reasoning in the Common Law Tradition' Dress code: Dark suits The drinks reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session and must be attended for credit.

Dining Night with after dinner entertainment. Dress code: Black Tie. If you wish to book a party of more than five, please call the Treasury Office on 020 7797 8250.

An Exhibition Moot between the winners of the 2016 Inner Temple IV and the 2016 ESU National Mooting Competition. Followed by a drinks reception with bowl food. Dress code: Dark suits The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session

Dinner will be preceded by a one-hour Mooting Masterclass by Master Hodge. Attendance at both the masterclass and dinner is required for this event to count as a qualifying session. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns. Worth one qualifying session. For Masters of the Bench and other guests not attending the Masterclass there will be a pre-dinner drinks reception at 1900

The most prestigious event of the Inn’s calendar, Grand Day is a wonderfully glamourous occasion, with a champagne reception, three course dinner and after dinner entertainment. Members may bring one guest each.

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. Benchers, Members of Hall, Students and their guests should arrive by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Discounted child tickets are available from Rosy Gotelee on 020 7797 8183. Dress code: Dark suits NB: This is not a qualifying session

Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. N.B: not a qualifying session. Dress Code is Black Tie

A Celebration of Inn’s Survival Time: 6.45pm for 7.15pm prompt Ticket: £20.00 (including drinks) Student tickets: £10.00 Dress Code: Dark Suits N.B: This is not a qualifying session.

Absent Witnesses: Is Hearsay Heresy?

Advocacy Course for Pupils - commencing with Introductory Evening on Monday 9th January 2017 (18:00 - 20.30) at the Inn, and subsequent sessions as follows: • Criminal Case Analysis evening on Tuesday 17th January • Civil Case Analysis evening on Wednesday 18th January • Residential weekend at Wotton House, Dorking from Friday 27th (9.00am) to Sunday 29th January • Applications Days on Saturday 11th or Saturday 18th February • Mock trials: 16th, 21st, 23rd or 27th February

DUE PROCESS AND THE WATERGATE SCANDAL The Criminalization of American Politics: From Nixon to Today Geoff Shepard Followed by Drinks Reception NB: Not a qualifying session

Lecture by Master Simon. You do not need a Mentor to dine, however students who wish to dine with their Mentors should contact them to ensure they have booked. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

This will be a panel discussion for an hour followed by a meet and greet with junior members of the Bar who will offer you advice on your chosen field of practice. Worth 1 qualifying session.

Manchester Regional Qualifying Session for Inner Temple students at MMU and BPP Manchester. A Witness Handling Advocacy Workshop with Master Birkett. Venue TBC. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Northumbria Regional Qualifying Session: An Advocacy Training Session with Julie Clemitson, for Inner Temple students at Northumbria Law School. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: Northumbria Law School, Room 402

Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. N.B: not a qualifying session.

Birmingham Regional Qualifying Session: An Advocacy Workshop with Master Hodge, for Inner Temple students at BPP Birmingham and University of Law Birmingham. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: University of Law Birmingham - Room 204

Does Prison Really Work?

Manchester Regional Qualifying Session for Inner Temple BPTC students at MMU and BPP Manchester. Talk by Master Hodge on 'Pupillage and Surviving your First Years in Practice', followed by a Q&A session and drink reception. Venue TBC. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

An open evening to explore the ethics of artificial intelligence for the legal profession. Chaired by Master Hughes. NOT A QUALIFYING SESSION.

Education Day session for out of London students covering the subjects of pupillage and ethics. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY A LECTURE NIGHT QUALIFYING SESSION. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU BOOK A PLACE ON BOTH SESSIONS.

Lecture 1 - Master Schiemann and Master Scruton Venue: Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Timings: 5.30pm arrival. Lecture begins at 5.45pm followed by drinks reception Dress code: Dark suits CPD Pending

Leeds Regional Qualifying Session - Pathways to the Bar with Master Clark and Master Goss. Followed by a drinks reception. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: Room 501, BPP Leeds

Regional Qualifying Session for Inner Temple BPTC students at Northumbria Law School. A talk by Master Anne Richardson on 'Serious Sexual Offences', followed by a drinks reception. Venue: Room 403, Business and Law Building Time: 5.45pm for a 6.30pm Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Regional Qualifying Session for Inner Temple students at UWE and Cardiff. A debating workshop followed by a debate - Inner Temple vs. Linoln's Inn students, judged by Master Quinlan. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Time: 6.00pm - 8.30pm Venue: UWE 3S512 Venue: UWE (Room: TBC)

Speaker: Lorna Reid, Chief Executive, Free Representation Unit Dress code: Dark suits & gowns. Worth one qualifying session.

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Dress code: Dark suits NB: This is not a qualifying session

MARSHALL HALL Master Sally Smith NB: Not a qualifying session

Drinks Reception and Networking Event Welcome by James Corbett QC (Kobre & Kim), Inner Temple Bencher 6pm-8pm Inner Temple Parliament Chamber For members of the 4 Inns N.B. Not a QS

Inter-Inn Qualifying Session for UWE students: A talk from three local barristers (including Master Quinlan; other speakers and topics TBC) followed by drinks and buffet reception. Timings: 6pm - 8pm Venue: UWE Room 4B031 Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Professor Sarah Worthington, University of Cambridge, Academic Fellow: "The Limits of Fiduciary Rules" Dress code: Dark suits Worth 1 QS

Cardiff Qualifying Session: A talk about 'Life on Circuit as a Newly Qualified Barrister' with Rhys Thomas & TBC. Open to Inner Temple students from Cardiff Law School and University of the West of England. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: Cardiff Law School, Room 0.27

Lecture 2 - Master Sumption, Master Sedley & Master Scruton, "Democracy, Ethics and Morality" Venue: Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Timings: 5.30pm arrival. Lecture begins at 5.45pm followed by drinks reception Dress code: Dark suits *Not a QS*

LADY JUSTICES IN CONVERSATION 5.30PM: Registration and refreshments 6.00PM-7.30PM: including networking Middle Temple Hall Reserve List: events@innertemple.org.uk N.B. Not a QS

Dramatised Reading of 'My Country Right or Wrong' A countdown to war in Iraq and the aftermath by Nigel Pascoe (IT Bencher) 7pm in the Parliament Chamber Bar open from 6:30pm Free glass of wine Refreshments included N.B. Not a QS

Lecture 3 - Master Tugendhat, Kirsty Brimelow QC & Master Nice Venue: Parliament Chamber, Inner Temple Timings: 5.30pm arrival. Lecture begins at 5.45pm followed by drinks reception Dress code: Dark suits *Not a QS*

Benchers, Members of Hall and Students dine together. Pre-dinner drinks are available from 6.30pm. The final of the Rawlinson Debating Competition will take place after dinner. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns Worth one qualifying session.

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CAN ONLY BOOK ONE PLACE ON EITHER THE AM OR PM SESSION, NOT BOTH. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CAN ONLY BOOK ONE PLACE ON EITHER THE AM OR PM SESSION, NOT BOTH. Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Artificial Intelligence and the Law. Chaired by The Rt Hon Lord Anthony Hughes of Ombersley and Kay Firth-Butterfield. Equivalent to 1hr CPD. Online Bookings are now closed: please contact Paul Clark (pclark@innertemple.org.uk, 020 7797 8229) to attend. NB: Not QS

Dr Jan Woudstra on 'The Thames Embankment' Drinks from 5.30pm 6pm Lecture in Parliament Chamber, followed by a drinks reception and tour with the Head Gardener at 7pm (weather permitting). NB: Not a qualifying session

Training for practising barristers of all Inns undertaking publicly-funded serious sexual offences cases. A minimum of 8 hours advance preparation is required including submission of cross-examination questions one week in advance of the course. Preparation equivalent to 8 hours CPD. Course attendance equivalent to 3 hours CPD. In the event that the course is fully booked, please email ffulton@innertemple.org.uk to be added to the reserve list or to express an interest in future courses.

Training for practising barristers of all Inns undertaking publicly-funded serious sexual offences cases. A minimum of 8 hours advance preparation is required including submission of cross-examination questions one week in advance of the course. Preparation equivalent to 8 hours CPD. Course attendance equivalent to 3 hours CPD. In the event that the course is fully booked, please email ffulton@innertemple.org.uk to be added to the reserve list or to express an interest in future courses.

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may may bring any number of guests, subject to capacity. Black tie (gowns if in Hall) N.B: not a qualifying session.

All food & drink inc in ticket price. Members of the 4 Inns, families & friends are invited to come and enjoy our garden & hospitality. BBQ, bouncy castle, music, face painters and more...(Members, phone to book childrens ticket £12.50: [2-15yr olds]) NB: Not QS

Food and drink is included in the price. Please note that under 18s cannot attend. For bookings of 5 or more tickets, please contact the Treasury Office on 020 7797 8250 N.B: not a qualifying session.

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to Students from London BPTC Institutions in 2017. Worth one qualifying session.

Education & Training are looking for BPTC student volunteers to play witness/counsel during advocacy training exercises on a Teacher Training day. Attendance on Saturday is worth 2 Qualifying Sessions.

CUSTOM EVENT FIELD TEST

A Special Lecture co hosted with LSE to commemorate the birth of Gandhi & the 70th Anniversary of Indian Independence. Dr Faisal Devji, University Reader in Modern South Asian History, Uni of Oxford, 'Barrister Gandhi takes the stand'. *Not a QS*

Attendance at this event is compulsory for students starting the BPTC at a provider outside London in 2017. Dress Code: Dark Suits. Worth 1 qualifying session.

THIS EVENT IS COMPULSORY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING BPTC PROVIDERS OUTSIDE OF LONDON IN 2017-18. You must add yourself on to one or other of the courses. You may only book one of the two sessions (AM or PM), not both. This is the afternoon session.

THIS EVENT IS COMPULSORY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING BPTC PROVIDERS OUTSIDE OF LONDON IN 2017-18. You must add yourself on to one or other of the courses. You may only book one of the two sessions (AM or PM), not both. Worth two qualifying sessions.

Professor Louise Gullifer, University of Oxford: "'Sales' on Retention of Title Terms: A Tale of Caterpillars, Bunkers and the Supreme Court" Dress code: Dark suits Worth 1 QS

This is a repeat of the research training section of the event held on 23 September. You cannot attend both this and the 23 September event. Dress code: Dark Suits Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Canapés and drinks reception from 7.15pm, followed by dinner at 7.45pm. Book a table of 10 guests for the price of 9 guests If you wish to book a party of more than five, please call the Treasury Office on 020 7797 8250. Dress code: Black tie NB: Not QS

An Exhibition Moot between the winners of the 2017 Inner Temple IV and the 2017 ESU National Mooting Competition. Followed by a drinks reception with bowl food. Dress code: Dark suits The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session

17.45 - 21.00 Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required (materials available at www.icca.ac.uk/advocacy-the-vulnerable/delegate-materials) including submission of work one week in advance of the course. On booking the course, you will receive a standard email confirmation. You will then be emailed further details in due course. Bookings close three weeks prior to course. Queries should be emailed to ffulton@innertemple.org.uk

Mooting Masterclass with Master Hodge, followed by a drinks reception. Please arrive at 5pm for a 5.15pm start. Dress code: Dark Suits Venue: Lecture Theatre 2 Courtroom (CHR 1002), Nottingham Law School, Chaucer Building, NG1 5LP Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Prof Tony Lentin, 'Lord Sumner –`A hopeless reactionary’ or one of `the greatest exponents of the English common law in all its long history’?' 5.30pm for 6pm NB: Not a QS

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Dress code: Dark suits NB: This is not a QS

Dr Shazia Choudhry, Queen Mary University of London, Academic Fellow: "Domestic Violence: A Human Rights Issue" Dress code: Dark suits Worth 1 QS

'The Changing face of life at the Bar - Ethics, Liberalisation and Opportunities' with Sunil Rupasinha, followed by a drinks reception. This event is restricted to Inner Temple students studying at BPP Birmingham and University of Law Birmingham. Venue: VANTA - BPP Birmingham, 32-34 Colmore Circus Queensway, B4 6BN Timings: 5pm - 7pm (TBC) Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

9.15am-12.30pm. Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required (materials available at www.icca.ac.uk/advocacy-the-vulnerable/delegate-materials) including submission of work one week in advance of the course. On booking the course, you will receive a standard email confirmation. You will then be emailed further details in due course. Bookings close three weeks prior to course. Queries should be emailed to ffulton@innertemple.org.uk

1.15pm-4.30pm. Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required (materials available at www.icca.ac.uk/advocacy-the-vulnerable/delegate-materials) including submission of work one week in advance of the course. On booking the course, you will receive a standard email confirmation. You will then be emailed further details in due course. Bookings close three weeks prior to course. Queries should be emailed to ffulton@innertemple.org.uk

"Should MPs’ names be released before charge if abuse allegations are made against them?" Debate for Inner Temple BPTC students studying at MMU & BPP Manchester. The debate will be followed by a drinks reception. Venue: Room 3.06, Sandra Burslem Building, Manchester Metropolitan University Date: Thursday 30th November 2017 Worth 1 Qualifying Session Timings: 6-8pm

Lecture by Master Anne Richardson - 'The introduction of Section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999: Pre-recording of cross-examination and re-examination', followed by a drinks reception. Timings: 6-8pm Venue: Lecture Theatre 402, Northumbria Law School Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Panto season is here again! So get practicing your cheers and jeers, ready your heckles, throw on your best pair of green tights and join us for this year’s production of Robin Hood! I, Robin Hood promises a rollicking tale of unemployment, robbery, and daring-do sure to set your philanthropic embers burning! Ticket for Monday 18th December performance, 7pm – 9.30pm. Tickets £10

Panto season is here again! So get practicing your cheers and jeers, ready your heckles, throw on your best pair of green tights and join us for this year’s production of Robin Hood! I, Robin Hood promises a rollicking tale of unemployment, robbery, and daring-do sure to set your philanthropic embers burning! Ticket for Tuesday 19th December performance, 7pm – 9.30pm Tickets £10

Following on from the success of ITSA Christmas Cracker last year, ITSA returns with its annual Christmas Party. Come along in your silliest Christmas jumper and enjoy an evening of festivities, including Christmas karaoke, mulled wine, mince pies and an appearance from Father Christmas himself. Dress Code: Festive Attire (Christmas Jumpers and Fancy Dress encouraged) Venue: Drawing Room, Inner Temple Timings: 7pm-10pm

Two-hours “Advocacy Masterclass” by Master Hodge focusing on examination-in-chief, cross-examination and closing speech, followed by drinks reception. Dress code: Dark Suits Venue: Lecture Theatre 2 Courtroom (CHR 1002), Nottingham Law School, Chaucer Building, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham NG1 5LP Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Lecture by Dr Emma Jones: Becoming healthy, wealthy and wise? The role of mentoring in the legal profession. You don’t need a Mentor to dine; if you wish to dine with your Mentor, you should first check with them to ensure they have booked. Dark suits & gowns.

The Inner Temple Student Association presents a traditional Burns Night dinner. Other Inns: Please contact Kate Peters on 020 7797 8183 or members@innertemple.org.uk Dress code is black tie and full length dresses for ladies. Kilts are encouraged but non-compulsory.

Nathalie Cohen (Head of Community Archeology for the Thames Discovery Programme): The River’s Tale: Stories from the Thames Discovery Programme. Nathalie will discuss the fascinating discoveries and what they mean for our historical understanding of the area and the significance of the finds to the history of the Temple. 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a drinks reception. NB: Not QS

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Black tie N.B: not a qualifying session.

Lecture 1: Is National Sovereignty a Useful Tool which Helps Answer Current Political Questions such as Brexit, the Arab-Israeli Conflict and Infringement of Human Rights Abroad? The Rt Hon Sir Konrad Schiemann and Professor Vernon Bogdanor FBA CBE. Followed by a drinks reception Free of charge but booking essential NB: Not a QS

A panel discussion “How to do well on the BPTC and beyond." Panel will be comprised of junior tenants / pupils based in Birmingham chambers giving advice on the BPTC and after. This will be followed by a Q&A session and a drinks reception. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: BPP Birmingham - VANTA Timing: 6pm - 8 pm

The Law Within Sport

Prof Dame Sue Black OBE FRSE, Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification, Uni of Dundee: 'Forensic Identification from the Hand'. Followed by a drinks reception. Dress code: Dark suits. Open to members of all Inns. Worth 1 QS.

Education Day session for students covering the subjects of pupillage and ethics. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY A LECTURE NIGHT QUALIFYING SESSION. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU BOOK A PLACE ON BOTH SESSIONS. Worth 1 QS.

Staged as a reading, INNOCENT is the topical story of a top politician about to lead his party facing an accusation of serious historic assault. His pursuers seek vindication outside the legal system. Written by Master Pascoe.

Lecture by Dr Alison Lui, Liverpool John Moores University. Attendance at both the lecture and dinner is required for this event to count as a qualifying session. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns. Worth 1 QS

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Dress code: Dark suits. NB: Not a QS

Dr Yvonne McDermott Rees, University of Swansea and Academic Fellow, on 'Proof in International Criminal Trials'. Followed by a drinks reception. Dress code: Dark suits.

Dr Colum Kenny (Emeritus Prof of Communications at Dublin City University): 'King's Inns, Dublin and the Irish at London's Inns of Court'. From 1542 until 1885, men wishing to practise at the Irish Bar were required first to reside for a stipulated period at one of the London Inns of Court. On the eve of Ireland’s national holiday, Dr Kenny will tell the story of King’s Inns, Dublin, since its foundation in 1541. 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a drinks reception. Open to: Public. NB: Not a QS

To think about applying for Silk. 5.30pm for 6pm at Middle Temple. Chair: Prof Jo Delahunty QC, Speakers: Wanda Goldwag (QCA Selection Panel), Sam King QC (QC 2018), Fenella Morris QC (QC 2012) and Sonali Naik QC (QC 2018).

6.45pm for 7.30pm (Black tie) 5.30pm Choral Evensong in the Temple Church Tickets: £76.65

'An Inner Temple 'Miscellany': Revels, Plays, and Proclamations, 1526-1633' by Alan H Nelson, Professor Emeritus in the Department of English at the University of California, Berkeley. Prof Nelson's specialisations include the reconstruction of the literary life and times of medieval and Renaissance England from documentary sources. 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a drinks reception. Open to Members & the Public

Lecture 'Personal Injury Litigation - A necessary evil?' followed by a drinks reception. Date: 23rd April 2018 Timing: 6pm-7:30pm Venue: Business and Law building, Room TBC Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Semi-final of the BPP mooting competition between Bristol & Birmingham students (taking place in Birmingham). The event is sponsored by 3PB Barristers and will be judged by members of chambers. Moot will be followed by a drinks reception. Event open to Inner Temple students at BPP & UoL Birmingham. Worth 1 Qualifying Session Venue: BPP Birmingham - VANTA Timings: 6pm start

Manchester Qualifying Session (MMU & BPP) ‘The Path from Pupillage to Practice’ a panel talk from Master Birkett (leading) and four juniors from 18 St Johns Chambers. Location: BPP Manchester (room tbc) Talk: from 6pm, drinks from 7pm

This is an opportunity for all BPTC students to improve their advocacy and legal research skills. Please book EITHER the 9.30am OR 10.45am session - you cannot attend both.

Benchers, Members of Hall and Students dine together. Pre-dinner drinks are available from 6.30pm. The final of the Rawlinson Debating Competiton will take place after dinner. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns

Inner Temple Students Association Presents.... Great Gatsby on the Thames To celebrate the end of the academic year, join us for an evening on the Thames. Dress code: 1920s/Gatsby themed attire Venue: Boat departs from Temple Pier Timing: 7.30pm - Midnight For more information please contact innertemplestudents@gmail.com

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Dress code: Black tie

6.45pm for 7.30pm. The Inn is holding a farewell dinner for Martin, after 26 years as Head Chef, to give him an Inner Temple culinary send off. 5.30pm Optional Choral Evensong. Dark suits

The evening will provide an opportunity for barristers, solicitors, in-house lawyers, judges, legal academics and students to share career development experiences and managing work and family commitments. Registration from 5.20pm, 5.45pm Welcome address: The Rt Hon the Lord Chief Justice of England & Wales. Dress code: Summer smart Open to Members of the 4 Inns and Solicitors Refunds can only be issued for cancellations made 5 working days prior to the event.

Building a Resilient Profession. This one-day conference will share updates in research, clinical knowledge and good practice. Open to the Bar, Judges, Clerks, Practice Managers, Academics, Clinicians, Students and all interested in wellbeing. 4hrs CPD. Online ticket sales have now closed. If you would like to enquire about reserving a place please contact Jennie Collis Price at jcollisprice@innertemple.org.uk

All food & drink inc in ticket price. Members of the 4 Inns, families & friends are invited to come and enjoy our garden & hospitality. BBQ, bouncy castle, music, face painters and more... (Child ticket: 2-15yrs old)

The Inner Temple Drama Society Presents: Moliere's The Hypochondriac. Moliere's classic comedy is a racuous romantic satire, poking fun at a profession who use obscure latin and archaic outfits to rob their clients blind (Doctors, naturally). Featuring songs, surgery, scatology and much much more! Venue: Church Court, Inner Temple. Ticket price includes refreshments.

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to Students from London BPTC Institutions in 2018.

Introductory Evening for pupils taking part in the compulsory pupils course (Course A) in October/November 2018

Attendance at this event is compulsory for students starting the BPTC at a provider outside London in 2018. Dress Code: Dark Suits.

THIS EVENT IS COMPULSORY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING BPTC PROVIDERS OUTSIDE OF LONDON IN 2018-19. You must add yourself on to one or other of the courses. You may only book one of the two sessions (AM or PM), not both. Worth two qualifying sessions.

Booking for this event is restricted to students attending London-based BPTC providers in 2018-19. This event is worth two qualifying sessions.

Professor Ray Dolan FRS (Mary Kinross Professor of Neuropsychiatry, UCL) on 'Brain Imaging as Evidence'. Followed by a drinks reception. Dress code: Dark suits.

Champagne and canapés reception from 7.15pm, followed by dinner at 7.45pm. After dinner entertainment: Felix's Cuban Band Book a table of 10 guests for the price of 9 guests. Guest tickets name(s), please add tba if unknown at time of booking. Dress code: Black tie

Thomas Woodcock, Garter Principal King of Arms: Peerage Law, its evolution and Hereditary Peerage and Baronetcy Claims in the 21st century. The Garter Principal King of Arms plays a central role in succession for all Peerages and Baronetcies created in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. In his lecture, Woodcock will give a survey of Peerage Law from the 17th century to the present day. Booking Guest tickets: guest names are not required, please add tba. Reserve list: members@innertemple.org.uk

Discussion between Master Butler-Sloss and Master Falconer, moderated by Master Nice. 5.30pm for 5.45pm followed by drinks reception. Please use the Benchers' Entrance, opposite 1 Paper Buildings. Equivalent 1 hr CPD Students: You must book Student tickets. Ticket types will not appear if they are fully booked. The student ticket allocation is fully booked please contact members@innertemple.org.uk if you would like to go on the reserve list. Dress code: Dark suits

Dinner will be preceded by a 1 hour Mooting Masterclass by Master Hodge. Attendance at both the masterclass and dinner is required for this event to count as a qualifying session. Drinks will be served from 7.00pm, Dinner at 7.30pm. Dinner will be preceded by a ‘Mooting Masterclass’ by Master Hodge from 6.15pm – 7.15pm for student members. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns

CPD training for barristers undertaking publicly-funded serious sexual offences cases - part of the Advocacy and the Vulnerable national programme. Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required.

CPD training for barristers undertaking publicly-funded serious sexual offences cases - part of the Advocacy and the Vulnerable national programme. Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required.

CPD training for barristers undertaking publicly-funded serious sexual offences cases - part of the Advocacy and the Vulnerable national programme. Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required.

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Guest tickets name(s), please add tba if unknown at time of booking. Dress code: Dark suits NB: This is not a QS

Dr Vanja Hamzic (SOAS, University of London, Academic Fellow) on 'A Renaissance Interrupted? Personhood, "Sodomy" and the Public in Twelfth-Century Christian and Islamic Proto-Civil Legality '. Followed by a drinks reception. Dress code: Dark suits.

Qualifying Session for all Inner Temple BPTC students based in Bristol - Advocacy Skills Workshop with Master Hodge, followed by drinks reception. Venue: BPP Bristol (Room 2C), Grove Avenue, Bristol, BS1 4QY Timings: 6pm - 8pm Worth 1 Qualifying Session

Northumbria Regional Qualifying Session - Legal Research Training. Session will be conducted by Tracey Dennis from the Inner Temple Library. Venue: Room 007 in The Business & Law School (CCE1) Worth 1 QS point. Timings: 2pm - 3.30pm

"Preparing for Pupillage Application" The session is aimed at supporting students to understand what makes a great pupillage application and how to stand out. The session will be followed by a drinks reception. Venue: BPP Manchester, St. James Buildings, Oxford Street, M1 6FQ Timing: 6:00 - 8:00pm Dress code: business casual (no ties) Worth 1 Qualifying Session Please note that this session is open to all Inner Temple BPTC students at both BPP Manchester and MMU.

6.45pm for 7.30pm. Dress code: Dark suits. Open to: South Eastern Circuit Judges & their spouses/partners

By invitation only. 10.15am for 10.30am in the Parliament Chamber. Please ensure you bring photo ID. We regret that latecomers will not be admitted not be admitted to the ceremony. Dress code: Smart. Please use the Benchers' Entrance (next to the Pegasus Bar and opposite 1 Paper Buildings)

Christmas Lunch in Hall following the Carol Service at 11.15am. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. 10 tickets max per member. Carol Service: Booking is essential and must be through catherine@templechurch.com. Dress code: Smart/casual Reserve List: members@innertemple.org.uk NB: Not a QS

Drama Society Presents 'Mother Goose!' a Christmas Pantomime. Drinks will be served from 7pm. Tickets are £7 each. Group tickets can be purchased for £20 for four tickets. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Booking Guest tickets: guest names are not required, please add tba.

Drama Society Presents 'Mother Goose!' a Christmas Pantomime. Drinks will be served from 7pm. Tickets are £7 each. Group tickets can be purchased for £20 for four tickets. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Booking Guest tickets: guest names are not required, please add tba.

Introductory Evening for pupils taking part in the compulsory pupils course (Course A) in October/November 2018

There will be a service of Choral Evensong at 5.30pm. Dress code is dark suits.

Lecture by Dr Emma Jones (The Open University): 'Becoming Fit for Law: Mentoring for Wellbeing'. You do not need a Mentor to dine, however, students who wish to dine with their Mentors should contact them to ensure that they have booked. Please remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns (Student gowns are provided by the Inn).

University of Law Moot Competition, followed by a drinks reception. Please note that this QS is for Inner Temple BPTC students at both UoL and BPP Birmingham. Venue: University of Law Birmingham, Room 204. BPP and Worth 1 qualifying session. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket.

This will be a panel discussion for an hour followed by a meet and greet with junior members of the Bar who will offer you advice on your chosen field of practice. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress Code: Dark suits

"Getting, and surviving, pupillage” a lecture and discussion with HHJ Timothy Petts. The session will be followed by drinks & networking at Pen and Wig. Venue: Cardiff Law School, Room 0.25 Worth 1 Qualifying Session Dress code: smart/casual

6pm Bench Table, 7pm Drinks, 7.30pm Dinner. Dark suits

'The Impact of Technology on Law, Society and the Legal Profession'. Speakers: Kay Firth-Butterfield and Prof Richard Susskind OBE FRSE, moderated by Geoffrey Nice QC. 5.30pm for 5.45pm followed by drinks reception. Please use the Benchers' Entrance, opposite 1 Paper Buildings. Students: You must book Student tickets. Ticket types will not appear if they are fully booked. If your ticket allocation is fully booked please contact members@innertemple.org.uk for the reserve list. Equiv. 1 hr CPD.

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. Dress code: Black tie

Sir Ivan Lawrence QC, Bencher of this Inn and celebrated criminal defence lawyer, will relay stories of his extraordinary life as both barrister and politician to the Inner Temple History Society. Sir lvan took part in many of the 20th Century's most infamous murder trials, including those of of the Kray twins and serial killer Dennis Nilsen. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Booking Guest tickets: guest names are not required, please add tba.

The Drama Society Improv Night with Master Christie. The event will be held in the Parliament Chamber. Drinks and nibbles will be served. Limited tickets available. For more information please contact the Drama Society - innertempledrama@gmail.com

Master Buckland (Robert Buckland QC MP), Solicitor General: 'The History of the Law Officers'. Followed by a drinks reception. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent)

Open to: Benchers and their spouses/partners Dress code: Black tie

Attendance at both the lecture and dinner is required for this event to count as a qualifying session. Please remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits & gowns (Student gowns are provided by the Inn).

Lunch is a two course carvery buffet, similar to weekday lunch. This event is open to all members and their guests. Arrival should be by 1pm. There is no seating plan. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. NB: Not a QS

Then, now and the future – reflections on how we have progressed since women gained the vote. A conversation with: Dana Denis-Smith, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, Judith Bourne, Dr Maggie Semple OBE FCGI and Suella Braverman MP. 5.30pm for 6pm. Open to: Members of the four Inns and Solicitors. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket.

Paul McGarry SC (Chairman of the Bar of Ireland 2016-2018): 'Brexit and the Irish Bar'. Followed by a drinks reception. Open to: Members of the four Inns. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent)

Hilary term Call to the Bar

The Treasurer, The Rt Hon Lord Hughes of Ombersley, requests the pleasure of your company at a Dinner to the Wales Circuit in the Cardiff and County Club. 6.45pm for 7.30pm. Dress code: Black tie. Open to: All called members and current BPTC Students.

Drinks Reception and Networking Event. Speaker: Andrew Cayley CMG QC (Director Service Prosecutions and Inner Temple Bencher) on 'Prosecuting and Defending Before the International Courts'. 5.30pm registration; 6.00pm Intro by James Corbett QC; 6.10pm-6.45pm Talk by Andrew Cayley; 6.45pm-7.00pm Q&A; 7.00pm Networking. Open to: Members of the four Inns. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket.

Bristol Qualiyfing Session - Mooting Evening with Master Hodge. This event is open to all Inner Temple students at UWE and BPP Bristol. Venue: UWE (Room 4X241) Timings: 5pm-8.30pm Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Prof Michelle O’Callaghan (Director of the Early Modern Research Centre and Author): Law Sports: Revelling at the Elizabethan and Jacobean Inns of Court. Followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Booking Guest tickets: guest names are not required, please add tba.

Qualifying Session for Inner Temple BPTC students currently studying at MMU and BPP Manchester. Wellbeing at the Bar lecture with Master Rachel Spearing, followed by drinks reception. Venue: Room 2.05, 2nd floor, Sandra Burslem Law School at MMU Timings: 5pm - 7.30pm. Worth 1 Qualifying Session

The Rt Hon LJ Fulford and Master Straw. 5.30pm for 5.45pm followed by drinks reception. Open to All. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your ticket. Inner Temple Students: You must book Student tickets. Ticket types will not appear if they are fully booked. If your ticket allocation is fully booked please contact members@innertemple.org.uk if you would like to go on the reserve list. Equivalent 1 hr CPD.

Flying Solo: An evening of dramatic monologues written by Nigel Pascoe QC, performed by the Drama Society. Doors open at 7pm and the reading starts in the Parliament Chamber at 7.30, with wine and nibbles.

5.30pm for 5.45pm (Dark suits) Followed by a drinks reception 7pm-7.45pm. Chair: The Rt Hon Lord Justice Flaux. Panel: Mr Justice Julian Knowles, Teertha Gupta QC (4 Paper Buildings), Penelope Nevill (20 Essex Street), Helen Morton (Essex Court Chambers) and Nina Tavakoli (Red Lion Chambers). Benchers, Members of Hall and Students encouraged to attend. QS for IT students only. 1hr CPD. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket.

By Invitation only. 7.00pm for 7.30pm; Carriages: 10.30pm. Black tie. Bookings/Cancellations By: 24 April

This is an opportunity for all BPTC students to improve their advocacy and legal research skills. Please book EITHER the 9.30 OR 10.45 session - you cannot attend both. Worth two qualifying sessions.

The Hon Robert French AC and Alan Rusbridger, moderated by Desmond Browne QC. 5.15pm for 5.45pm, followed by a drinks reception. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. IT Students: You must book Student tickets. Ticket types will not appear if they are fully booked. If your ticket allocation is fully booked please contact members@innertemple.org.uk if you would like to go on the reserve list. Bookings/cancellations: By 26 April 2019

The final of the Rawlinson Debating Competition will take place followed by a drinks reception. Attendance at both the debate and the reception is required for this event to count as a qualifying session. Please remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by: 6 May 2019 Dress code: Dark suits

7pm for 7.30pm. Carriages 10.30pm. Open to: Benchers and their spouses/partners. Dress code: Black tie. Bookings/Cancellations: By 29 April 2019 Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket.

A lecture on 'Advocacy and the Criminal Bar' with Master Parlsey and Tom Crowther QC. Following the slecture there will be drinks and informal gathering at 29 Park Place. Worth 1 Qualifying Session. Venue: Cardiff Law School (meet in the foyer)

Following the AGM and public seminar, a networking drinks reception will be held for all delegates and members of the Inn with an interest in international rule of law and human rights issues. It will give members the opportunity to learn more about the work of ILAC and to meet international delegates and members of the Bar with shared interest in the above topics.

5.30pm for 6.00pm. By Thomas Hughes. Expect to encounter Arthurian legend, but not as you know it. Originally created for the 1587 Gray’s Inn revels and last performed for Elizabeth I at Greenwich Palace in 1588. The candlelit performance in the church will feature members of the Drama Society performing excerpts from the play, interspersed with commentary by academics from KCL. This is the first time it has been performed at an Inn for 432 years. Followed by a drinks reception in the Round.

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 3 June. Cancellations made after this date will not be refunded. Dress code: Black tie.

The theme for this year is TRiM (Trauma Risk in Management) – for Law. This one-day conference will share updates in research, clinical knowledge and good practise. Open to the Bar, Judges, Clerks, Practice Managers, Academics, Clinicians, Students and all interested in wellbeing. 4hrs CPD.

Open to practising barristers of all Inns. A minimum of 10 hours advance preparation is required (materials available at www.icca.ac.uk/advocacy-the-vulnerable/delegate-materials) including submission of work one week in advance of the course.

5.30pm for 6pm. An opportunity for barristers, solicitors, in-house lawyers, judges, legal academics and students to share career development experiences and managing work and family commitments. Booking: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. For group discount: Choose Group Booking ticket option. Dress code: Summer smart Open to Members of the 4 Inns and Solicitors Refunds can only be issued for cancellations made 7 working days prior to the event.

All food & drink inc in ticket price. Members of the 4 Inns, families & friends are invited to come and enjoy our garden & hospitality. BBQ, bouncy castle, music, face painters and more... Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations: By 28 June 2019

FULLY BOOKED. Reserve list contact Edwina on ekoroma@innertemple.org.uk. This is an opportunity for all BPTC students to improve their advocacy and legal research skills. Please book EITHER the 9.30 OR 10.45 session - you cannot attend both. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Events Ends: 2.30pm or 3.45pm. Dress code: Casual Booking by: 12 September

COMPULSORY EVENT. Booking for this event is restricted to Students from London BPTC Institutions in 2019. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Ends: 8.30pm. Dress code: Dark suits. Booking by: 17 September.

Attendance at this event is compulsory for students starting the BPTC at a provider outside London in 2019. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress Code: Dark suits. Bookings/cancellations by: 23 September.

THIS EVENT IS COMPULSORY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING BPTC PROVIDERS OUTSIDE OF LONDON IN 2019-20. You must add yourself on to one or other of the courses. You may only book one of the two sessions (AM or PM), not both. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Casual. Booking by: 26 September.

FULLY BOOKED. Reserve list: members@innertemple.org.uk. Prof Richard Susskind on 'Artificial Intelligence and the Law'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Event Ends: 8.30pm (1hr CPD). Cancellations by 26 September. Please Note: Tickets will not be sold on the door. Dress code: Dark suits. Open to: Members of the four Inns.

Introductory Evening for pupils taking part in the compulsory advocacy course (Course A) in October/November 2019

This is a repeat of the legal research training section of the event held on 21 September. You cannot attend both this and the 21 September event. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Cancellation/Bookings by: 30 September

Champagne and canapé reception from 7pm, followed by dinner at 7.30pm. Book a table of 10 guests for the price of 9 guests. Guest tickets name(s), please add tba if unknown at time of booking. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Black tie Bookings/Cancellations: By 2 October 2019

An Exhibition Moot between the winners of the Inner Temple Intervarsity Moot and the 2019 ESU National Mooting Competition. Followed by a drinks reception with bowl food. The reception after the moot forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Cancellations by 2 October.

'Mental Health in the Crown Court: A Practical Approach' and lecture by Master Sloan, followed by a reception. Lecture Venue: Room 401, Northumbria Law School Reception Venue: Nancy's Bordello Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Greg Dorey, Sub-Treasurer of The Inner Temple and former British Ambassador to Hungary and Ethiopia, will examine the lives of Inner Temple members from the mid-sixteenth century to the mid-twentieth century who went on to become diplomats. 6.30pm for 6.45pm followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by 17 October.

Venue: Kings College London - Strand Campus, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS. The Mooting Masterclass will be held in the Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre and the reception after will be held in the Great Hall. Mooting Masterclass by Master Hodge. Followed by a reception with bowl food. The reception after the masterclass forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Bookings/Cancellations by 17 October.

*FULLY BOOKED* Reserve list: members@innertemple.org.uk. Disscussion between The Rt Hon Lord Sumption OBE and Prof Vernon Bogdanor CBE FRSA FBA, moderated by Professor Dawn Oliver (Emeritus Professor of Constitutional Law, UCL). Open to members and public. 5.30pm for 5.45pm, followed by a reception. Please Note: Tickets will not be sold on the door. Cancellation by: 24 October

Dr Audrey Giles (Forensic Document Examiner) on 'Forensic Document Examination - The Science Today'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent). Please Note: Tickets will not be sold on the door. Bookings/Cancellations by 31 October

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 30 October. Cancellations made after this date will not be refunded. Dress code: Black tie.

Pupillage Advice Evening for Inner Temple BPTC students at Nottingham Law School. Venue: Room 3504 in the Chaucer Building on Nottingham Trent City Campus. Worth 1 QS.

Pupillage Advice Evening held at BPP Leeds for all Inner Temple BPTC students at BPP Leeds and University of Law Leeds. Venue: Room G2, BPP Law School, 2 Whytehall Quay, Leeds, LS1 4HR Worth 1 QS.

7pm for 7.30pm. Dress code: Dark suits. Open to: South Eastern Circuit Judges & their spouses/partners or a guest. Bookings/Cancellations by: 12 November.

Pupillage Advice Evening for all Inner Temple BPTC students at BPP Bristol, UWE or Cardiff Law School. Worth 1 QS Venue: Room 2b at BPP Bristol Timings: 6.00-8.00pm

Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?"

Testing a limited number of tickets. Not for booking! If you can see this please email pclark@innertemple.org.uk

Qualifying Session for Inner Temple Students at Northumbria Law School. Advanced Legal Research Training with Tracey Dennis (Inner Temple Library). Venue: University of Northumbria, Ellison Building, room 102a Worth 1 Qualifying Session.

Pupillage Advice Evening for Inner Temple BPTC students at BPP Manchester and MMU. Worth 1 QS. Venue: Room 2.01, BPP Manchester, 79 Oxford St, Manchester M1 6FQ

...with Father Christmas. Following a Nativity Play in the Temple Church, for those who would like to attend. When booking guest tickets, names are not essential, please write tba. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by 5 December. Booking is not required for the Nativity Play but if have children who would like to take part please contact elisabeth@templechurch.com

Christmas Lunch at the Law Society following the Carol Service at 11.15am. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. 10 tickets max per member. Bookings/Cancellations by 5 December. Carol Service: Booking is essential and must be through catherine@templechurch.com. Dress code: Smart/casual. Reserve List: members@innertemple.org.uk

Introductory Evening for pupils taking part in the compulsory advocacy course (Course B) in January/February 2020

There will be a service of Choral Evensong at 5.45pm. Open to: Benchers Dress code: Dark suits. Booking/Cancellations by: 8 January

An opportunity to learn about the importance of mentoring and different elements of a mentoring relationship. This session an opportunity for you to get to know your mentor and other members of the profession. Remember to tick 'Are you the attendee?' Event Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk Booking/Cancellations by: 10 January Venue: Law Society Dress code: Dark suits.

Dr Susan Brigden studying the religious and social world of a community transformed by the Reformation. 6.30pm for 6.45pm, followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by 13 January.

This event is focused on practical advice on how to secure a pupillage. Members of the profession will explain their own pathway to pupillage before offering tips on how to write pupillage applications and answer interview questions. A key aspect of this discussion will be how equality and diversity play a role in recruitment and selection. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box. Event Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk. Booking/Cancellation: 12 Jan Registration: 5pm

Qualifying Session for Inner TempleBPTC students at Cardiff Law School. Legal lecture (topic TBC) by Mastrer Petts, followed by a networking reception. Worth 1 QS point. Venue: Room 0.26, Law and Politics building, Cardiff Law School

6pm Bench Table, 7pm Drinks, 7.30pm Dinner. Dark suits. Open to: Benchers only. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?"

Qualifying session for BPTC students studying at BPP Leeds or University of Law Leeds. The event will be a panel discussion/workshop on the topic of 'Ethics in Practice', followed by a networking reception. Venue: University of Law Leeds (Room 101)

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 20 January. Dress code: Black tie. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Advanced Legal Research Training session with Tracey Dennis and Simon Hindley from the Inner Temple Library. Venue: BPP Birmingham (Room TBC) Timings: 1.00 - 2.45pm Event Contact:qs@innertemple.org.uk

The Rt Hon The Baroness Hallett DBE and Tracy Ayling QC: 'Is the Presumption of Innocence Alive and Well?'. 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. (1hr CPD equivalent). Open to members and public. Bookings: 2 February. Cancellation by: 27 January. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Qualifying Session for Inner Temple BPTC students at MMU and BPP Manchester. Talk and workshop on 'witness handling' with Master Birkett, followed by a drinks reception with local members of the Bar. Venue: MMU Business School – Lecture Theatre 2 – Room G.27 Timings: 6:00 - 8:00pm Worth 1 QS

Qualifying Session for Inner Temple BPTC students in Birmingham. Case Prepartation workshop with Master McGrath, followed by a networking reception. Worth 1 QS Venue: University of Law, Birmingham (Room TBC)

Professor David Shanks (Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Brain Sciences, UCL): 'Memory as Evidence'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent). Cancellations by 10 February. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Frederic Reynold QC: The Supreme Court: A Rabbit Pulled out of a Hat? 6.30pm for 6.45pm, followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations: 12 February. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

7pm for 7.30pm; Carriages 10.30pm. Open to: Benchers and their spouses/partners. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Black tie. Bookings/Cancellations by 11 February

Join the Treasurer, Guy Fetherstonhaugh, and members of the Inn at the Wales Circuit Dinner in Cardiff. 7pm for 7.45pm, dress code: black tie (optional dark suits for students). Members may bring guests. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Open to: All members and their guests Cancellation by: 19 February

Session 3: Ethics Training. The day includes three core sessions – this is one session but students may book onto all three. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Bookings/Cancellations by 20 February

Session 2: Equality and Diversity Training. The day includes three core sessions – this is one session but students may book onto all three. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Bookings/Cancellations by 20 February. Event Contact: jarmfield@innertemple.org.uk

Session 1: CV/Pupillage Application Review and Mock Pupillage Interview. The day includes three core sessions – this is one session but students may book onto all three. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. Bookings/Cancellations by 20 February. Event Contact: jarmfield@innertemple.org.uk

Online bookings have closed. Please email members@innertemple.org.uk for late bookings. 5.30pm: Registration for 6pm: Intro; 6.10pm: Panel presentations; 7pm: Q&A; 7.15pm-8.00pm: Networking. Remember to tick 'Are you the attendee?' Open to: Members of the Inns, Solicitors, clerks and administrative staff. Bookings/Cancellations by: 26 February. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Dr Andy Hayward (Assoc Prof, Durham University Law School, & Academic Fellow): 'The Wild and Ridiculous Doctrine of Equality: Matrimonial Property and the Legacy of the Married Women's Property Act 1882'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception afterwards forms part of the Qualifying Session. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent). Bookings/Cancellations by 2 March. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Hilary Call Night 2020. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?"

Prof Caroline Barron: 'London and the Temple in 1270'. Focusing on the built environment of the city of London in the year 1300. After this lecture Rev Robin Griffith-Jones will, in a shorter presentation, home in on the Temple Church and other Templar buildings before the Order was disbanded. 5.45pm for 6pm followed by a reception. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' Bookings/Cancellations by: 9 March. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

This event has been cancelled.

5.30pm for 6pm (dark suits). Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC, Treasurer of The Inner Temple, discussing issues of the Bar with Amanda Pinto QC, Chair of the Bar. Followed by a reception. Bookings/Cancellations by 20 March. Event contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Bristol Qualifying Session for Inner Temple students at BPP Bristol and UWE. Advocacy Skills Workshop with Master Hodge, followed by the networking reception. Venue: Room 4X112 (located in the X block, Bristol Business School) Address: Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol, BS16 1QY Worth 1 QS point.

Join the Treasurer, Guy Fetherstonhaugh, and members of the Inn at the Western Circuit Dinner in Bristol. Members may bring a guest. 7pm for 7.30pm. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Booking/Cancellation by: 9 April Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Miles Young (Bencher and Warden, New College) and John Shaw (Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer for Superunion): Does the Bar need to communicate and market itself more in the modern world? 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. (1hr CPD equivalent). Open to members and public. Bookings/Cancellation by: 14 April

10.45am Session. This is an opportunity for all BPTC students to improve their advocacy and legal research skills. Please book EITHER the 9.30 OR 10.45 session - you cannot attend both. Lunch is included between the sessions. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Ends: 3.45pm. Bookings/Cancellations: 20 April. Dress code: Casual Event contact: rloveridge@innertemple.org.uk

9.30am Session. This is an opportunity for all BPTC students to improve their advocacy and legal research skills. Please book EITHER the 9.30 OR 10.45 session - you cannot attend both. Lunch is included between the sessions. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Ends: 2.30pm Bookings/Cancellations: 20 April. Dress code: Casual Event contact: rloveridge@innertemple.org.uk

By Invitation only. 7pm for 7.30pm, black tie.

6pm for 6.30pm. The Debating Society's annual internal debating competition culminates in a final debate involving the four best debaters, which is judged by senior members of the Inn, followed by a reception. Students attending observe the debate with a networking event afterwards, for this to count as a Qualifying Session. NB: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' box. Dress: Dark suits Bookings/Cancellations by: 29 April Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk

7pm for 7.30pm. Open to: Benchers and their spouses/partners Dress code: Black tie. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by: 4 May. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Employment Law & Discrimination Law. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?"

Hosted by the Library, this session builds on the basic legal research training offered in autumn 2019. Topics will include: finding historical versions of legislation; looking for commencement dates; tracking the judicial history of a case; finding precedent documents and looking for Parliamentary debates, with a Q&A session at the end. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Contact: dmiller@innertemple.org.uk

Witness handling is one form of advocacy, addressing a jury is another, and the third is how to persuade a judge that they should accept your submissions relating to the law. HHJ Joanna Korner CMG QC and David Wood (25 Bedford Row) will take you through the basics in this talk/demonstration. Attendees will need to read a short case in advance, but no preparation is required. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Contact: dmiller@innertemple.org.uk

Tom Kark QC and Grahame Aldous QC take you through the Golden Rules of Closing Speeches for criminal cases, and Closing Submissions for civil cases, from the initial preparation and understanding of your case theory through to delivering your all-important final concluding paragraph in court. Followed by a Q&A session. Event Contact: dmiller@innertemple.org.uk

'Does the Bar need to communicate and market itself more in the modern world?' John Shaw (Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer, Superunion) and Master Helen Davies (Jt Head of Brick Crt Chambers). Moderator: Master Miles Young (Warden of New College, Oxford). Followed by Q&A. Zoom login details will be emailed out prior to the event. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Bookings are now closed. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

5.30pm for 6pm - 8pm. An opportunity for barristers, solicitors, in-house lawyers, judges, legal academics and students to share career development experiences and managing work and family commitments. Booking: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box for your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by: 19 June Event contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

All food & drink inc in ticket price. Members of the 4 Inns, families & friends are invited to come and enjoy our garden & hospitality. BBQ, bouncy castle, music, face painters and more... Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations: By 22 June

The Inner Temple's 'Summer Blues' Summer Party! Food and drink is included in the price. Please note that under 18s cannot attend. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Cancellations: By 29 June

Compulsory event, booking for this event is restricted to Bar Course Students at London-based providers in 2020. Theme: Management of Pupillage, Career Development & Wellbeing. Interactive: Yes. Preparation in advance required: Yes. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Contact:qs@innertemple.org.uk Book/Cancel by: 17/09/2020 Dress Code: Smart Casual

Compulsory event, booking for this event is restricted to Bar Course Studentsat providers on Circuit in 2020. Theme: Management of Pupillage, Career Development & Wellbeing. Interactive: Yes. Preparation in advance required: Yes NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your ticket. Event Contact:qs@innertemple.org.uk Book/Cancel by: 29/09/2020

Prof Iyiola Solanke (Chair in EU Law and Social Justice, Leeds Uni School of Law, Associate Academic Fellow and Inner Temple Bencher): 'A Public Health Approach to Equality Law'. Followed by Q&A. Theme: Legal Knowledge, Justice & The Rule of Law Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking ticket. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk. Bookings/Cancellations by: 30/09/2020

This is a test event to help the Inn in the efficiency of its online event registration. Thank you for volunteering your time in signing up for this short video survey. Please note this is not a qualifying session.

Online bookings are now closed, contact members@innertemple.org.uk for any last minute bookings. 'Successfully Delivering Justice in a Time of Plague and Fire'. Prof Jay Tidmarsh will consider the genesis and impact of the Fire of London Disputes Act 1666 and how the Fire Courts helped to quickly and acceptably resolve disputes and allow the City and the courts to get back to business in such a short time. Zoom details will be sent out prior to the event. Members: Tick the 'Are you the att

This event focuses on practical advice; how to secure a pupillage on circuit and will include members of the profession explaining their own pathway before offering tips on how to write pupillage applications and answer interview questions. Theme: Management of Pupillage, Career Development & Wellbeing. Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. Waiting list: https://innertemple.typeform.com/to/jirGI7RN Event contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk. Book/Cancel by: 30/10/2020

This session will be open to circuit students only. Master Anne Richardson will deliver a talk on how to examine/cross examine vulnerable witnesses. The session will be followed by a Q&A session. Theme: Advocacy Skills Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking. Waiting list: https://innertemple.typeform.com/to/WyGdhRur Event contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk.

*Please note we will subsequently send you a link and ask you to pre-register in Zoom, this is for security purposes and to speed up registration on the night.* Professor Cheryl Thomas QC (UCL Faculty of Laws, Dean of Education and Inner Temple Bencher) will give a one hour talk on the topic 'Giving Judges a Voice in Democracies'. Followed by Q&A. Theme: Legal Knowledge, Justice & The Rule of Law. Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. NB. Tick the 'Are you the att

Booking has now closed. Contact members@innertemple.org.uk for last minute bookings. Patrick O'Connor QC, introduction by The Rt Hon Sir Konrad Schiemann: 'The Inner Temple and the Rule of Law: The Life of Helmuth von Moltke'. Followed by Q&A. Theme: Legal Knowledge, Justice & The Rule of Law and Ethics, Standards. Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk. Book/C

Michaelmas Term Call Ceremony. Remember to tick the "Are you the attendee?"

For last minute bookings email members@innertemple.org.uk. Online bookings are now closed. 10am - 12 noon. The first part of the day will focus on the importance of diversity at the Bar which cannot be overstated. It ensures we have access to the widest pool of talent and gives the public faith that they are well served by the justice system. Members: Tick the I am the Attendee tick box Non-Members: Scroll down to beneath the Members Login box to Add Ticket to book on. Event Contact: m

For last minute bookings email members@innertemple.org.uk. Online bookings are now closed. 1pm - 3pm. The second part of the day will focus on 'Recovering the Past: First and Early Black and Ethnic Minority Lawyers' and will launch a project 'Recovering Lost Lives from the Archives'. Members: Tick the I am the Attendee tick box Non-Members: Scroll down to beneath the Members Login box to Add Ticket to book on. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk Book/Cancel by: 27/11/2020

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Delivered by Inner Temple librarians, this session builds on the basic legal research qualifying session. The topics covered are those that students will need to know about as they prepare for pupillage. NB: This session is only open to students on Circuit Interactive: No. Preparation in advance required: No. NB. Tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking. Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk Book/Cancel by: 20/01/2021 Waiting List: https://innertemple.typeform.com/to/Ps3kQkQ

The Rev’d Jonathan Aitken and Chris Daw QC. Moderator: Libby Purves OBE: 'Prison Reform' The panel discussion will examine the principles behind imprisonment and sentencing, the opportunities for creating a fairer society through prison reform and the balance between punishment, reform and rehabilitation. Followed by Q&A. Part of the Social Context of the Law Series of discussions open to members of the Inns and the public designed to enhance an understanding of the law and its social im

This event is now FULLY BOOKED. For the reserve list email: members@innertemple.org.uk Presentations: 5.45pm-6.40pm; 6.45pm-7.30pm networking. A workshop for members of the Bar, practising in any field, who may be considering making an application for Silk. Please choose the ticket type that reflects your practice. Introduction by Leigh-Ann Mulcahy QC, Co-Convenor of the Temple Women’s Forum (Fountain Court Chambers) Panel includes: Andrew Walker QC (QCA Selection Panel) Nina Grah

Chair of Panel: The Rt Hon Lord Justice Flaux (Chancellor of the High Court and Chair of the International Committee) SPEAKERS Tom Weisselberg QC (Barrister, Blackstone Chambers): International Arbitration and International Civil Fraud Mavis Amonoo-Acquah (Barrister Harcourt Family Law): International Family Law Natasha Jackson (Barrister, 3 Hare Court): Human Rights Desiree Artesi (Barrister, Thomas More Chambers): Privy Council and Caribbean practice Andrew Cayley CMG QC (Her Majesty’s

Online bookings have closed. For last minute bookings please email members@innertemple.org.uk. 'Law in a time of Plague - Was the Law a Good Doctor?' by Professor Sir John Baker & Professor John Wass. Plague and Pandemic are not new nor are the efforts of government to deal with them by executive proclamations. Professors Baker and Wass will discuss and illustrate the Tudor and Stuart governments approaches, their legitimacy and effectiveness. Members: Tick the 'Are you the attendee?"

Hilary Term Call Ceremony. Remember to tick the "Are you the attendee?" option when booking your ticket.

A panel discussion aimed at ‘demystifying’ the Inn’s governance structures, chaired by Her Honour Judge Deborah Taylor (Master Reader and Chair of the Bencher Nomination Committee). It will be of general interest to any member who does not know what Benchers do but will be of particular relevance to anyone interested in becoming a Bencher this year or in the near future. Presentations by a panel of Governing Benchers will explain what being a Bencher means and how to become one. They will ad

Webinar login details were sent out on Friday afternoon. Online bookings are now closed, contact members@innertemple.org.uk for last minute bookings. 'Gilds and Things: Keeping the Peace in 10th Century London' by Dr Rory Naismith In the early 10th century, the inhabitants of London and the surrounding region formed one of the first recorded guilds in England - the so-called 'peace gild'. This large body was a combination of vigilante group, mutual insurance scheme and charitable organisat

Easter Call Ceremony. Remember to tick the "Are you the attendee?" option when booking your ticket.

Trinity Call to the Bar ceremony 2021. Remember to tick 'Are you the attendee?" when purchasing your ticket.

Open to: Benchers, Callees and their guests.

Details will be sent out to Students in August

5.30pm for 6pm. An opportunity for barristers, in-house lawyers, judges, legal academics and students to share career development experiences and managing work and family commitments. Please note that spaces will be limited. Members: Tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box. Non-Members: Scroll down below the Members Login box to Add Tickets and you'll be able to add in your details. For group discount: Choose Group Booking ticket option. NB: Group tickets are limited to a maximum of

Music of Joy and Peace

In The Temple Church

In the Temple Church at 5.45pm

Open to: Benchers, Callees and their guests

Invitation only

Invitation only

Open to: Benchers, Callees and their guests

Temple Church

Followed by dinner

Ticketed. Bookings from September via Temple Church

Bookings from September via Treasury Office

At the Temple Church

Bookings from September