But top barrister questions credentials of child abuse inquiry’s current chair and says ‘appalling appointments’ have been made. Michael Mansfield
QC says he is willing to replace Ben Emmerson as the top lawyer on the
inquiry into institutional child abuse, but only if the inquiry is
broken up.
Mansfield, a prominent barrister whom many of the survivors of child abuse have nominated to lead the process, said the inquiry had been “chaotic from beginning” and dogged by “catastrophic appointments”.
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2016/sep/30/michael-mansfield-willing-to-replace-emmerson-child-abuse-inquiry
Mansfield, a prominent barrister whom many of the survivors of child abuse have nominated to lead the process, said the inquiry had been “chaotic from beginning” and dogged by “catastrophic appointments”.
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2016/sep/30/michael-mansfield-willing-to-replace-emmerson-child-abuse-inquiry