Delving into the history and archive of New Inn, one the now dissolved Inns of Chancery that acted as preparatory schools for the Inns of Court.
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Revels Film Night: Legally Blonde
Tuesday 23 April | 18:00
18:00: Intro and Film (running time 90 minutes)
19:30 - 20:00: Reception
Tickets: £10 (includes reception drinks)
Venue: The Inner Temple Lecture Theatre, London EC4Y 7HL
Open to: Members of the Inns and their guests
Book: www.innertemple.org.uk/legallyblonde (Non-Members: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket)
Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk
Inner Temple History Society Lecture: Sub-Treasurers of The Inner Temple
Thursday 9 May | 18:00
Ever wondered why Inner Temple sticks to the title 'Sub-Treasurer', when all the other Inns have opted for 'Under Treasurer'? Why was a traditionally militarised zone demilitarised? Were relationships between Sub-Treasurers and their Treasurers always trouble-free? The Sub-Treasurer, Greg Dorey CVO, looks back at his predecessors over the centuries and attempts to answer some of these questions.
Lecture: 18:00 - 19:00, followed by a reception
In person and livestreamed
Venue: The Inner Temple Lecture Theatre, London EC4Y 7HL
Tickets: In person £12.35; online free
Open to: All
Book: www.innertemple.org.uk/subtreasurers (Non-Members: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket)
Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk
Inner Temple Reader’s Lecture Night:
How the Law Should Respond to External Crises Such as COVID-19
Thursday 16 May | 18:00
Speaker:
Professor Kristin van Zwieten, Clifford Chance Professor of Law and Finance, Gullifer Fellow and Director of the Commercial Law Centre, Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford
Lecture: 18:00 - 19:00, followed by a reception
In person and livestreamed
Venue: The Inner Temple Lecture Theatre, London EC4Y 7HL
Tickets: In person £12.35; online £7.35
Open to: Members of the Inns
Book: www.innertemple.org.uk/commerciallaw (Non-Members: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket)
Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk
Social Context of the Law: Do Magnitsky Type Sanctions Develop the Rule of Law?
Monday 10 June | 18:00
Speakers:
Bill Browder, CEO and co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management
Bronwen Maddox, CEO and co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management, Head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign
Moderator: Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, Gresham Professor of Law 2012-2016, co-founder Geoffrey Nice Foundation 2014 and IT Bencher
Lecture: 18:00 - 19:30, followed by a networking reception
In person and livestreamed
Venue: The Inner Temple Lecture Theatre, London EC4Y 7HL
Tickets: In person £12.35; online £7.35
Open to: All
Book: www.innertemple.org.uk/sanctions (Non-Members: Please scroll beneath the Members Login box and click Add Ticket)
Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk
Exploring the role food has played throughout the Inn's history, from eighteenth century disputes over venison pasties to the Grand Day dinners of today.
Looking into reforms to legal education in the mid-19th century that introduced teaching, standards and assessments after several centuries lacking any meaningful support for prospective barristers.
This month we delve into the history of Grand Day to investigate the origin of the event, famous attendees, past menus, and how it runs today.
The Middle Temple is not only a place of education and work, but also home to a strong residential population. This month we explore the life of those living in a residential chamber at the Inn over the past few centuries.
This month we will look at the history of Middle Temple, quite literally, through the window exploring their involvement in the Inn's history through the stained glass in Hall, window taxes, repair works and unwitting participation in misdemeanours around the Inn.
The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple is an institution, community and physical environment with a rich, complex and fascinating history. From the arrival of the Knights Templar to the Inn's present position at the heart of an international network of its members, the Middle Temple has long been at the heart of countless intersecting spheres of history and culture.
Illustrating the Inn's well-established and ongoing royal connections, looking at records and objects including a disgruntled letter from King Charles I and a unique silver bowl.
Delving into the history of monetary fines at the Inn placed on members and students, with incidents ranging from wearing a hat in Hall to breaking windows.