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24 July 2024
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The Supreme Court has launched an essay competition to mark its 15th anniversary

Registered university students, aspiring lawyers, pupils and trainees with UK-based firms or chambers are invited to submit essays of no longer than 1,500 words on: ‘As the Supreme Court approaches its 15th anniversary, what reflections would you offer on its role and achievements?’

Lady Simler, Justice of the Supreme Court, will select the winning entry. First prize will win a meeting with Lady Simler, a tour of the court, and a UK Supreme Court coffee table book.

To enter, email your essay to enquiries@supremecourt.uk, citing 'Essay Competition' in the subject line. The closing date is 30 September 2024.

Essays will be judged anonymously. Before hitting send, please read the entry criteria to give your entry its best chance.

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