Baroness Hale of Richmond: Blazing a trail and balancing objectivity with empathy in the courtroom
Making Complaints CountShow Notes
Baroness Hale of Richmond talks about her esteemed legal career and role as President of the Supreme Court. She explains how balancing objectivity with empathy is vital in her profession, and why diversity and inclusion begins with asking the right questions.
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