Beg a judge who “happens to be gay” has “pletely disappeared as an issue”, the vice-print of the Court of Appeal has said.
Contents:
- BEG GAY AS A JUDGE “NO LONGER AN ISSUE”, SAYS CA VICE-PRINT
- BRA'S FIRST OPENLY GAY JUDGE BE MASTER OF THE ROLLS
- THE TE STORY OF ‘A VERY ENGLISH SNDAL’ AND THE TRIALS OF A CLOSETED GAY POLICIAN
- LIAM CHARL WIFE, AGE, PARTNER, GAY, MARRIED, PARENTS, FAY, HEIGHT, ILLNS, NET WORTH, BROTHER
- TEXAS JUDGE WHO DON’T WANT TO PERFORM GAY MARRIAGE CEREMONI HOP WEB SIGNER’S SUPREME COURT SE HELPS HER FIGHT
- JUDGE RR'S 'CLOUD OF FEAR' LIFTED WHEN HE ME OUT SPE 'SHAME ON GAY MUNY'
BEG GAY AS A JUDGE “NO LONGER AN ISSUE”, SAYS CA VICE-PRINT
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Fulford: Completely disappeared as an issueBeg a judge who “happens to be gay” has “pletely disappeared as an issue”, the vice-print of the Court of Appeal (Crimal Divisn) has Adrian Fulford said the challenge now was for society to be “rponsive to the new needs” of people “ terms of who they are and their inti” Adrian, who said that when he first applied to be a judge 1994 there was not a sgle “openly gay” judge to act as a role mol, said his sexual orientatn had bee “totally and pletely irrelevant” went on: “I long ago ceased to tect any prejudice, rentment or difficulty on the part of any of the other judg I worked wh.
BRA'S FIRST OPENLY GAY JUDGE BE MASTER OF THE ROLLS
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”When he applied to be a rerr 1994, he was the “first dividual that the Lord Chancellor’s Department [now Mistry of Jtice] had to al wh who was openly gay” Adrian said: “There was no-one who had gone before me when I applied for a judicial posn who was out. Sir Adrian was appoted a Lord Irve arrived as Lord Chancellor 1997, and later wh Sir Hayn Phillips as permanent secretary, they “uld not have been more welg and ma clear that my sexual orientatn was irrelevant” a suatn that was “still really que grim” 1994, by 2002, when he was appoted a High Court judge, thgs had “started to change very, very nsirably” said that gay people who wanted to be judg now did not have “anythg to worry about at all”. Sir Terence Etherton, Bra’s first openly gay senr judge, has been appoted master of the rolls, makg him head of the civil judiciary England and 64-year-old lawyer’s promotn was nfirmed by an announcement om Downg Street on Thursday morng.
THE TE STORY OF ‘A VERY ENGLISH SNDAL’ AND THE TRIALS OF A CLOSETED GAY POLICIAN
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To be gay Bra durg that era meant puttg onelf nstant danger of arrt. “It was a very opprsive climate right up to and cludg the Margaret Thatcher years, ” says polil scientist David Raysi, the thor of On the Frge: Gays and Lbians Polics.
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“In the 1970s and 80s, the overwhelmg majory Bra thought homosexual activy was morally wrong. Like many untri, Bra had a long history of anti-gay discrimatn. Even then, was followed by dranian measur to prevent gay relatnships, cludg the Crimal Law Amendment Act of 1885, which ma “gross cency” between men—a purposely vague term—a crimal act.
The panic over homosexualy ntued after World War II, wr historian Michael Bloch Closet Queens: Some 20th Century Brish Policians: “A fiercely homophobic Home Secretary, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, aid by an equally puranil Director of Public Prosecutns, Sir Theobold Matthew, was termed to ‘rid England of this plague.
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That report remend public statut should avoid legislatg moraly, and that the ernment should remove nsensual homosexual liaisons om crimal law.
The 1967 Sexual Offens Act crimalized homosexual acts between nsentg adults private, though didn’t remove the stigma attendant on such acts. In some ways, gay dividuals were jt as vulnerable as before. “The police were still entirely willg to heavily police those venu where was thought that homosexual activy occurred.
JUDGE RR'S 'CLOUD OF FEAR' LIFTED WHEN HE ME OUT SPE 'SHAME ON GAY MUNY'
That’s not to say all policians fought actively agast gay rights. But the two domant parti of the era, the Labour and Conservative parti, were nowhere near as terted aligng themselv wh the gay rights movement.
“Labour as a whole was very unfortable associatg self wh what ntued to terpret as a bourgeois and dangero issue, ” wr historian Lucy Robson Gay Men and the Left Post-War Bra. Those class tensns were a major ponent of the homosexualy issue Bra. ” In one episo, Lord Grantham exc the homosexual behavr of his footman, Thomas, sayg such cints happened regular when Lord Grantham attend Eton, a private school.
Regardls of how historilly accurate the earl’s reactn to his servant’s behavr was, is te that gay experimentatn flourished upper-class, sex-segregated is like boardg school, the ary, and the clergy. His exposure slowed the progrs of the LGBTQ movement; wasn’t until 1984 that Brish polician Chris Smh beme the first to e out as gay. Gay Rights,.