The Lord Judge Memorial Lecture in Legal History

The third Lord Judge Memorial Lecture examines the enduring legal significance of the 1916 appeal of Sir Roger Casement.

The Middle Temple Historical Society hosts Chief Justice Donal O’Donnell for a lecture on Casement’s appeal and questions of extraterritorial criminal law and statutory interpretation. Doors open at 17:45; lecture begins 18:15, followed by a reception at 19:15. An optional dinner in Parliament Chamber is listed for 20:00 for dinner-ticket holders. Members of all four Inns and their guests may attend; the separate online sibling is native ID 42580. Ticket price is not stated.