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The Supreme Court made legal history, sitting for the first time with a majority of female justices. The day after she was sworn in, Lady Arden, who became the third female judge appointed to the 12-strong court, sat with Lady Black and the court’s President Lady Hale, outnumbering Lords Carnwath and Lloyd-Jones.
The Supreme Court made legal history, sitting for the first time with a majority of female justices. The day after she was sworn in, Lady Arden, who became the third female judge appointed to the 12-strong court, sat with Lady Black and the court’s President Lady Hale, outnumbering Lords Carnwath and Lloyd-Jones.
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