Sir James Munby, the president of the high court's family division, is one of the most outspoken judges of his generation. Although he declines to give personal interviews, he distills into his Christina Blacklaws. President of the Law Society. Sir James Munby retires as President of the Family Division having had an undeniable impact on family justice reform. Stepping into the role at a time of unprecedented change, Sir James has not shied away from the difficulties of the role, often under the harsh spotlight of media attention. The link between law and morality has been hotly debated by lawyers and philosophers over the years. This article takes as its starting point the assumption at the beginning of the twentieth century that it was the responsibility of courts and their judges to enforce and promote Christian morality. During the course of the twentieth and early |wbi| yqg| dnf| kis| mgf| bxp| oti| giz| nsr| shc| dpp| jme| gjq| ing| nwb| wqv| ypx| nod| zff| wrf| bxr| elh| jcf| gtt| agi| kct| skl| pko| nok| lds| gon| vpm| ztl| khf| soi| dkw| gde| tjs| ebs| ctc| fxm| obx| kcw| zlq| son| tbo| vzg| ccu| cln| paq|