Ceremonial - Hayne J - Welcome Sydney CER
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[1997] HCATrans 274
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Ceremonial - Hayne J - Welcome Sydney CER [1997] HCATrans 274
[1997] HCATrans 274
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This matter concerns the ceremonial welcome of Justice Hayne to the High Court of Australia in Sydney. The proceedings involved addresses from Mr D.M.J. Bennett, QC, President of the New South Wales Bar Association, and Ms M. Hole, Junior Vice-President of the Law Society of New South Wales, to Justice Hayne.
The addresses touched upon several themes, including the selection process for High Court judges, the perceived heritage of Justice Hayne's middle name "Madison" and its association with judicial review, and the professional capabilities and experiences of Justice Hayne, particularly in relation to practitioners from New South Wales. Both speakers expressed admiration for Justice Hayne's legal acumen, diligence, and experience, and welcomed him to the New South Wales legal community.
Justice Hayne, in his response, expressed gratitude for the welcome and the kind words. He reflected on his early experiences with New South Wales practitioners, highlighting the mentorship he received from prominent silks and his observations of their skills and values. He acknowledged the importance of a strong legal profession to the functioning of the courts and society, and expressed his anticipation of continued learning from New South Wales lawyers. The ceremony concluded with the adjournment of the Court to commence its scheduled business.
The addresses touched upon several themes, including the selection process for High Court judges, the perceived heritage of Justice Hayne's middle name "Madison" and its association with judicial review, and the professional capabilities and experiences of Justice Hayne, particularly in relation to practitioners from New South Wales. Both speakers expressed admiration for Justice Hayne's legal acumen, diligence, and experience, and welcomed him to the New South Wales legal community.
Justice Hayne, in his response, expressed gratitude for the welcome and the kind words. He reflected on his early experiences with New South Wales practitioners, highlighting the mentorship he received from prominent silks and his observations of their skills and values. He acknowledged the importance of a strong legal profession to the functioning of the courts and society, and expressed his anticipation of continued learning from New South Wales lawyers. The ceremony concluded with the adjournment of the Court to commence its scheduled business.
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