The Inner Temple Yearbook 2021

The Inner Temple Yearbook 2021–2022

Library Facilities and Services

LIBRARY FACILITIES AND SERVICES

The Library is open to all members of the Inner Temple and to members of the other Inns of Court. It is a legal reference Library, staffed by experienced information professionals, which offers users L access to a wide range of print and electronic resources in a comfortable working environment.

The Library offers the following facilities and services, some only when we re-open the Treasury Building: A quiet environment for study. A comprehensive collection of English legal materials, including

the most up-to-date editions of major practitioner texts. An extensive archive of old editions of practitioners’ works. Specialist Commonwealth and Scottish collections. Collections which are all on-site and easily accessible. A range of commercial legal research databases. PCs for online research, access to email and word processing. Equipment and software for users with hearing or visual impairment. Free Wi-Fi. Photocopying, scanning and printing facilities. A document supply service. An enquiry service (in person, by telephone and by email). Assistance with online searching and legal research. An overnight loans scheme for barristers. Legal research training for pupils and students. Legal research FAQs on our website. Tours for students and pupils, plus a virtual tour on our website. Web access to the library catalogues of the four Inns. AccessToLaw, a gateway site providing annotated

The Inner Temple Yearbook 2021

Articles inside

I Masters of the Bench

TC Temple Church Choir

T Valedictory for Her Honour Judge Korner CMG QC

T A Silver Lining: Remote working of the Bar Liaison Committee in the time of COVID

RL The Absolute Ban on Assisted Dying and Lessons From Canada

A Gilds and Things Keeping the Peace in 10th-Century London

A The Extraordinary Life of Khushwant Singh

T Social Context of the Law Prison Reform

G The Pond Garden

A A Portrait of the Inner Temple in 1722

T Circumstantial Evidence

I Porters: ‘Guardians of the Gates’

T A Reflection Upon the Case of Keziah Lewis

A History Society Law in the Time of Plague

I ‘Revelling’ in My New Role for The Inner Temple

T Sovereignty Regained, EU Law Retained

A Timeline

TC The Temple Church Transforming with the Times

T Social Context of the Law Should UK Judges and Ex-Judges sit on the Hong Kong Court of Final

A The History Society Review

T What Does It Mean to Be Anti-Racist in a Profession Full of Privileged People?

L Never a Truer Word

L Library Facilities and Services

The Council of The Inns of Court

C Celebrate the Lives

RL Giving Judges a Voice in Democracies

T One Bar: Experiences of Employed Barristers

T the Fire Courts

T Social Context of the Law Helmuth von Moltke and the Rule of Law

T What Really Happened in Liversidge v Anderson?

I Post-Lockdown Review the Junior Junior Bar on the Frontline

I Ivy Williams

T Roger Fenton Inner Templar and First Accredited War Photographer

RL A Public Health Approach to Equality Law

I From the Treasurer

C Royal Bencher and The Duke of Edinburgh Scholarship