A Barrister Member of Lincoln’s Inn, Inner Temple or Gray’s Inn can, with reason, apply to join the Middle Temple as an Ad Eundem Barrister. Ad Eundem Members of the Inn enjoy most of the benefits which full membership offers, including dining rights, discounts on venue hire and priority placements on the Inn’s training courses.
Please see the application form for further details.
The Middle Temple recognises that those who represent clients in court in the interests of justice must come from the widest possible cross-section of society, reflecting the broad spectrum of their clients’ backgrounds, and actively promotes diversity and social mobility.
The Middle Temple organises an Open Day every year, usually in March, aimed at students at Sixth Form and undergraduate, postgraduate or GDL level with an interest in a career at the Bar. Experienced practitioners as well as students will be on hand to provide information on all aspects of training for and a career at the Bar.
This page relates to tours for prospective student members of the Inn, or those currently studying law at undergraduate level. For information on booking a tour as a member of the public please click here.
The best way to get a feel for the Middle Temple and what we have to offer to students is to come and have a look for yourselves.
The article in the Middle Temple Magazine explains the thinking behind this award.
The Middle Temple Access to the Bar Awards are an example of how we aim to reach able students from backgrounds which do not traditionally encourage aspirations for a career at the Bar and help them to make an informed choice about their opportunities.
The Inns’ Conduct Committee (ICC) is responsible for dealing with the misconduct of student members of all four Inns of Court. The committee is also responsible for considering applications for admission to an Inn, should anything be declared in Sections 2 or 3 of the Admission Declaration (Schedule A).
The ICC is made up of both barrister members of the four Inns and lay members.
The Masters of the Bench, or Benchers, are responsible for the governance of the Inn. Masters are elected by their peers from the Inn’s members who have been Called to the Bar. The majority of the Inn’s Benchers are Queen's Counsel or senior members of the judiciary.
The latest news from the Hall Committee:
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Hall Committee response to BSB Consultation |
Juliette Levy (Chair)
Juliette Levy was called in 1992 and practises chancery/commercial and telecommunications law from Cerulean Chambers. She has been a member of the Hall Committee since 2012, was elected Vice-Chair for 2013, 2014 and Chair for 2016 and 2017. |
Candidate details will be published here on Monday 20 November 2017
