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This section contains guidance documents relating to the professional conduct of barristers.
Acceptance of Instructions in Criminal Cases Acting on Opposite Sides of within Chambers Barristers Attending Searches as Independent Counsel to Advise Upon Legal Professional Privilege Client Incapacity Committals for Sentence Conducting Two Cases in Court Simultaneously Counsel's Fees in Criminal Cases in the Magistrates' Courts Court of Appeal Judgment in R v Ulcay & Toygun [2007] EWCA Crim 2379 Court Appointed Legal Representatives Criminal Cases and Plea and Case Management Hearings Criticism of Former Counsel in Criminal Cases Disclosure of Unhelpful Material Disclosed to Counsel in Family Proceedings Duty of Confidentiality when previous Instructing Solicitors are sued Failure to Draft Defence Statements and Skeleton Arguments Farquharson Guidelines Framework of Principles for Prosecution Advocates in the Crown Court Guidance to the Members of the Criminal Bar in Relation to Refusing Work Guidance on Non-Disclosure by a Barrister to his Own Client Illegally Obtained Evidence in Civil and Family Proceedings Joint Tribunal Standing Orders for Fee Disputes Money Laundering Regulations 2007 Permissibility of Barristers Signing Form CDS 14 Preparation for a PCMH President of Family Division's Guidance on McKenzie Friends Procedure in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 Public Interest Immunity (PII) Hearings and Disclosure Referral Fees Guidance Representation of Children in Care Proceedings Role of a Barrister in Non-solicitor cases Special Measures Guidance Wasted Costs Orders
Commenting to the Media on Cases Commission and Payment by Barristers for Work Duty to Disclose Previous Convictions Issuing of Documents in Court by a Barrister Insurance and limitation of liability guidance Guidance on Pleading Fraud Preparation of Defence Case Statements Preparing Witness Statements for Use in Civil Proceedings Guidance to Members of the Criminal Bar in relation to Refusing Work Guidance on Witness Preparation