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What a special show we have for you today - a criminal defence barrister helps us peak under that funny white curled wig as we chat to her and her wonderful son, Oskar.
Laura Reece is a criminal defence barrister with extensive experience in representing clients in criminal courts all over Queensland. She started her career with Legal Aid Queensland in 2005 and has since been working in private law practice. Laura is passionate about the fundamental principle of criminal justice and believes in the right to a fair trial. She also mentors younger women entering the profession and works towards increasing gender diversity in the field.
Episode Summary:
In this episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work," host Nicole interviews Laura Reese, a criminal defense barrister, and her son Oscar. Laura explains her role as a lawyer for people accused of crimes and discusses the challenges and rewards of her job. Oscar shares his perspective on his mother's work and expresses his interest in pursuing a career in engineering. The conversation delves into the intricacies of criminal law, the importance of advocacy, and the impact of legal decisions on individuals' lives.
Key Takeaways:
Laura Reese is a criminal defence barrister who represents clients accused of crimes in court.
She provides legal advice, reads case files, and meets with clients to prepare for trial.
Laura's job involves presenting evidence, arguing for her clients' innocence or advocating for fair sentences.
Oscar is interested in science and engineering and sees himself pursuing a career in that field.
Laura's job can be stressful, especially when dealing with difficult cases or facing unfavourable outcomes.
The role of a criminal lawyer is to guide clients through the legal system and ensure their rights are protected.
Resources:
Bring Your Kid To Work Community on Facebook
Laura Reece's LinkedIn Profile & her details at the Halsbury Chambers
Listen to the full episode on Bring Your Kid To Work
Read the blog at Bring Your Kid To Work
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Nicole LessioWhat a special show we have for you today - a criminal defence barrister helps us peak under that funny white curled wig as we chat to her and her wonderful son, Oskar.
Laura Reece is a criminal defence barrister with extensive experience in representing clients in criminal courts all over Queensland. She started her career with Legal Aid Queensland in 2005 and has since been working in private law practice. Laura is passionate about the fundamental principle of criminal justice and believes in the right to a fair trial. She also mentors younger women entering the profession and works towards increasing gender diversity in the field.
Episode Summary:
In this episode of "Bring Your Kid to Work," host Nicole interviews Laura Reese, a criminal defense barrister, and her son Oscar. Laura explains her role as a lawyer for people accused of crimes and discusses the challenges and rewards of her job. Oscar shares his perspective on his mother's work and expresses his interest in pursuing a career in engineering. The conversation delves into the intricacies of criminal law, the importance of advocacy, and the impact of legal decisions on individuals' lives.
Key Takeaways:
Laura Reese is a criminal defence barrister who represents clients accused of crimes in court.
She provides legal advice, reads case files, and meets with clients to prepare for trial.
Laura's job involves presenting evidence, arguing for her clients' innocence or advocating for fair sentences.
Oscar is interested in science and engineering and sees himself pursuing a career in that field.
Laura's job can be stressful, especially when dealing with difficult cases or facing unfavourable outcomes.
The role of a criminal lawyer is to guide clients through the legal system and ensure their rights are protected.
Resources:
Bring Your Kid To Work Community on Facebook
Laura Reece's LinkedIn Profile & her details at the Halsbury Chambers
Listen to the full episode on Bring Your Kid To Work
Read the blog at Bring Your Kid To Work
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.