In Conversation with Sir Stephen Sedley

As part of LSE's Legal Biography Project, Sir Ross Cranston interviewed Sir Stephen Sedley on his life and career in the law. After a distinguished career as one of Britain’s leading barristers, Sir Stephen was appointed a high court judge in 1992, and a Lord Justice of Appeal in 1999. During his twelve years on the Court of Appeal, he made a significant contribution to the development of many areas of modern English law, particularly in public law. He has also written widely on English law and the constitution, and is a regular contributor to the London Review of Books.

[frankdsouza]

A truly great man, and as anyone who has met him will corroborate, modest, inspite of having nothing to be modest about.

[themise]

bad accoustics for 3/4 of the interview,  and am only seeing mr. Sedley from the side - i'd like to see his face.