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Synopsis
- Justice for All brings together the most powerful insights from the Justice for All Series
- Five sold-out events hosted at the Old Bailey, one of the world’s most iconic legal venues
- Keynote by Lord Neuberger, former President of the UK Supreme Court, plus contributions from senior judges, policymakers, business leaders and lived-experience voices
- Each chapter draws on a dedicated event with full keynote speech, introduction text and documentary photography
- Topics span 800 years of legal history, rights of the accused, justice for victims and survivors, prison rehabilitation, and the financing of justice
- Sponsored by the City of London Corporation, Rathbones Group and Sodexo, reflecting serious cross-sector investment in justice reform
- Makes a compelling economic argument: fair and accessible justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable growth
- Timely, forward-looking and politically relevant: addresses AI in courts, gender-based violence, modern slavery, re-offending and social impact investment
Justice for All together the most powerful insights from the Justice for All Series hosted at the Old Bailey. Drawing on keynote speeches, panel discussions and commissioned research, the book explores a central proposition: why justice for all is not only a moral imperative but also makes clear economic sense.
Featuring contributions from judges, policymakers, academics, business leaders and those with lived experience of the justice system, the book examines how fair, accessible and effective justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable economic growth.
Capturing the ideas and debates from the series, Justice for All offers a forward-looking analysis of how justice systems must evolve to strengthen institutions and ensure justice works for everyone.
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À propos de l'auteur
Alderman & Sheriff Robert Hughes-Penney is a Senior Investment Director at Rathbones. He served as an officer in the Army for four years before entering the City in 1993 with stockbrokers Laurence Keen, which was acquired by Rathbones in 1995. Robert has maintained a strong commitment to charitable and civic activity. His current roles include the Army Central Fund, Templeton Education & Charity Trust, and the City Prayer Breakfast, with previous involvement in Mercy Ships UK and Trust for London. Robert’s family has longstanding ties to the City of London. He is active in the City’s livery movement, serving on the Court of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers and as Past Master of the Guild of Investment Managers.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Justice for All brings together the most powerful insights from the Justice for All Series hosted at the Old Bailey. Drawing on keynote speeches, panel discussions and commissioned research, the book explores a central proposition: why justice for all is not only a moral imperative but also makes clear economic sense. Featuring contributions from judges, policymakers, academics, business leaders and those with lived experience of the justice system, the book examines how fair, accessible and effective justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable economic growth. Capturing the ideas and debates from the series, Justice for All offers a forward-looking analysis of how justice systems must evolve to strengthen institutions and ensure justice works for everyone. AUTHOR: Alderman & Sheriff Robert Hughes-Penney is a Senior Investment Director at Rathbones. He served as an officer in the Army for four years before entering the City in 1993 with stockbrokers Laurence Keen, which was acquired by Rathbones in 1995. Robert has maintained a strong commitment to charitable and civic activity. His current roles include the Army Central Fund, Templeton Education & Charity Trust, and the City Prayer Breakfast, with previous involvement in Mercy Ships UK and Trust for London. Robert's family has longstanding ties to the City of London. He is active in the City's livery movement, serving on the Court of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers and as Past Master of the Guild of Investment Managers. SELLING POINTS: . Five sold-out events hosted at the Old Bailey, one of the world's most iconic legal venues . Keynote by Lord Neuberger, former President of the UK Supreme Court, plus contributions from senior judges, policymakers, business leaders and lived-experience voices . Each chapter draws on a dedicated event with full keynote speech, introduction text and documentary photography . Topics span 800 years of legal history, rights of the accused, justice for victims and survivors, prison rehabilitation, and the financing of justice . Sponsored by the City of London Corporation, Rathbones Group and Sodexo, reflecting serious cross-sector investment in justice reform . Makes a compelling economic argument: fair and accessible justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable growth . Timely, forward-looking and politically relevant: addresses AI in courts, gender-based violence, modern slavery, re-offending and social impact investment A landmark series at the Old Bailey, captured in print. Keynote speeches, expert debate and commissioned research on the economic case for justice. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781836360629
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Justice for All brings together the most powerful insights from the Justice for All Series hosted at the Old Bailey. Drawing on keynote speeches, panel discussions and commissioned research, the book explores a central proposition: why justice for all is not only a moral imperative but also makes clear economic sense. Featuring contributions from judges, policymakers, academics, business leaders and those with lived experience of the justice system, the book examines how fair, accessible and effective justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable economic growth. Capturing the ideas and debates from the series, Justice for All offers a forward-looking analysis of how justice systems must evolve to strengthen institutions and ensure justice works for everyone. AUTHOR: Alderman & Sheriff Robert Hughes-Penney is a Senior Investment Director at Rathbones. He served as an officer in the Army for four years before entering the City in 1993 with stockbrokers Laurence Keen, which was acquired by Rathbones in 1995. Robert has maintained a strong commitment to charitable and civic activity. His current roles include the Army Central Fund, Templeton Education & Charity Trust, and the City Prayer Breakfast, with previous involvement in Mercy Ships UK and Trust for London. Robert's family has longstanding ties to the City of London. He is active in the City's livery movement, serving on the Court of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers and as Past Master of the Guild of Investment Managers. SELLING POINTS: . Five sold-out events hosted at the Old Bailey, one of the world's most iconic legal venues . Keynote by Lord Neuberger, former President of the UK Supreme Court, plus contributions from senior judges, policymakers, business leaders and lived-experience voices . Each chapter draws on a dedicated event with full keynote speech, introduction text and documentary photography . Topics span 800 years of legal history, rights of the accused, justice for victims and survivors, prison rehabilitation, and the financing of justice . Sponsored by the City of London Corporation, Rathbones Group and Sodexo, reflecting serious cross-sector investment in justice reform . Makes a compelling economic argument: fair and accessible justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable growth . Timely, forward-looking and politically relevant: addresses AI in courts, gender-based violence, modern slavery, re-offending and social impact investment A landmark series at the Old Bailey, captured in print. Keynote speeches, expert debate and commissioned research on the economic case for justice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781836360629
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Justice for All brings together the most powerful insights from the Justice for All Series hosted at the Old Bailey. Drawing on keynote speeches, panel discussions and commissioned research, the book explores a central proposition: why justice for all is not only a moral imperative but also makes clear economic sense. Featuring contributions from judges, policymakers, academics, business leaders and those with lived experience of the justice system, the book examines how fair, accessible and effective justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable economic growth. Capturing the ideas and debates from the series, Justice for All offers a forward-looking analysis of how justice systems must evolve to strengthen institutions and ensure justice works for everyone. AUTHOR: Alderman & Sheriff Robert Hughes-Penney is a Senior Investment Director at Rathbones. He served as an officer in the Army for four years before entering the City in 1993 with stockbrokers Laurence Keen, which was acquired by Rathbones in 1995. Robert has maintained a strong commitment to charitable and civic activity. His current roles include the Army Central Fund, Templeton Education & Charity Trust, and the City Prayer Breakfast, with previous involvement in Mercy Ships UK and Trust for London. Robert's family has longstanding ties to the City of London. He is active in the City's livery movement, serving on the Court of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers and as Past Master of the Guild of Investment Managers. SELLING POINTS: . Five sold-out events hosted at the Old Bailey, one of the world's most iconic legal venues . Keynote by Lord Neuberger, former President of the UK Supreme Court, plus contributions from senior judges, policymakers, business leaders and lived-experience voices . Each chapter draws on a dedicated event with full keynote speech, introduction text and documentary photography . Topics span 800 years of legal history, rights of the accused, justice for victims and survivors, prison rehabilitation, and the financing of justice . Sponsored by the City of London Corporation, Rathbones Group and Sodexo, reflecting serious cross-sector investment in justice reform . Makes a compelling economic argument: fair and accessible justice systems underpin stable societies, functioning markets and sustainable growth . Timely, forward-looking and politically relevant: addresses AI in courts, gender-based violence, modern slavery, re-offending and social impact investment A landmark series at the Old Bailey, captured in print. Keynote speeches, expert debate and commissioned research on the economic case for justice. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781836360629
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