List of Lords Justices of Appeal - List of Lords Justices

List of Lords Justices

There are currently 38 Lords Justices of Appeal.

Lord Justice Mandatory retirement Date of appointment High Court appointment High Court
division		 Other roles
1 Pill, Sir MalcolmSir Malcolm Pill* 02013-03-1111 March 2013 01995-02-011 February 1995 01988-01-1515 January 1988 Queen's Bench
2 Ward, Sir AlanSir Alan Ward* 02013-02-1515 February 2013 01995-02-1313 February 1995 01988-10-055 October 1988 Family
3 Thorpe, Sir MathewSir Mathew Thorpe* 02013-07-3030 July 2013 01996-10-022 October 1996 01988-04-1111 April 1988 Family Deputy Head of Family Justice
Head of International Family Law
4 Mummery, Sir JohnSir John Mummery* 02013-09-055 September 2013 01996-10-011 October 1996 01989-10-033 October 1989 Family
5 Laws, Sir JohnSir John Laws* 02020-05-1010 May 2020 01999-01-1212 January 1999 01992-01-1515 January 1992 Queen's Bench
6 Rix, Sir BernardSir Bernard Rix* 02019-12-088 December 2019 02000-05-022 May 2000 01993-07-2626 July 1993 Queen's Bench
7 Arden, Dame MaryDame Mary Arden* 02022-01-2323 January 2022 02000-10-022 October 2000 01993-04-3030 April 1993 Chancery
8 Longmore, Sir AndrewSir Andrew Longmore* 02019-08-2525 August 2019 02001-01-1111 January 2001 01993-10-2525 October 1993 Queen's Bench
9 Kay, Sir MauriceSir Maurice Kay* 02017-12-066 December 2017 02004-01-1212 January 2004 01995-01-1717 January 1995 Queen's Bench Vice-President of the Civil Division
10 Lloyd, Sir TimothySir Timothy Lloyd 02016-11-3030 November 2016 02005-04-066 April 2005 01996-10-011 October 1996 Chancery
11 Moore-Bick, Sir MartinSir Martin Moore-Bick 02018-12-066 December 2018 02005-04-077 April 2005 01995-10-022 October 1995 Queen's Bench Deputy Head of Civil Justice
12 Moses, Sir AlanSir Alan Moses 02015-11-2929 November 2015 02005-10-033 October 2005 01996-06-1313 June 1996 Queen's Bench
13 Richards, Sir StephenSir Stephen Richards 02020-12-088 December 2020 02005-10-033 October 2005 01997-12-011 December 1997 Queen's Bench
14 Hallett, Dame HeatherDame Heather Hallett 02019-12-1616 December 2019 02005-10-033 October 2005 01999-04-1414 April 1999 Queen's Bench Vice-President of the Queen's Bench Division
Chair of the Judicial College
15 Hughes, Sir AnthonySir Anthony Hughes 02018-08-1111 August 2018 02006-04-2525 April 2006 01997-10-011 October 1997 Queen's Bench
Family		 Vice-President of the Criminal Division
16 Leveson, Sir BrianSir Brian Leveson 02019-06-2222 June 2019 02006-10-022 October 2006 02000-10-2323 October 2000 Queen's Bench Chairman of the Sentencing Council
17 Toulson, Sir RogerSir Roger Toulson 02016-09-2323 September 2016 02007-01-2929 January 2007 01996-04-1717 April 1996 Queen's Bench
18 Rimer, Sir ColinSir Colin Rimer* 02019-01-3030 January 2019 02007-10-022 October 2007 01994-10-033 October 1994 Chancery
19 Etherton, Sir TerenceSir Terence Etherton 02021-06-2121 June 2021 02008-09-2929 September 2008 02001-01-1111 January 2001 Chancery
20 Jackson, Sir RupertSir Rupert Jackson 02018-03-077 March 2018 02008-10-022 October 2008 01999-01-1212 January 1999 Queen's Bench
21 Goldring, Sir JohnSir John Goldring 02014-11-099 November 2014 02008-10-022 October 2008 01999-12-033 December 1999 Queen's Bench Senior Presiding Judge
22 Aikens, Sir RichardSir Richard Aikens 02018-08-2828 August 2018 02008-11-1919 November 2008 01999-05-066 May 1999 Queen's Bench
23 Sullivan, Sir JeremySir Jeremy Sullivan 02015-09-1717 September 2015 02009-01-1212 January 2009 01997-10-011 October 1997 Queen's Bench Senior President of Tribunals
24 Elias, Sir PatrickSir Patrick Elias 02017-03-2828 March 2017 02009-02-033 February 2009 01999-05-044 May 1999 Queen's Bench
25 Patten, Sir NicholasSir Nicholas Patten 02020-08-077 August 2020 02009-06-044 June 2009 02000-10-022 October 2000 Chancery
26 Munby, Sir JamesSir James Munby 02018-07-2727 July 2018 02009-10-1212 October 2009 02000-05-2222 May 2000 Family
27 Pitchford, Sir ChristopherSir Christopher Pitchford 02017-03-2828 March 2017 02010-01-1212 January 2010 02000-09-2828 September 2000 Queen's Bench
28 Black, Dame JillDame Jill Black 02024-06-011 June 2024 02010-06-1515 June 2010 01999-10-044 October 1999 Family
29 Tomlinson, Sir StephenSir Stephen Tomlinson 02022-03-2929 March 2022 02010-07-099 July 2010 02000-05-022 May 2000 Queen's Bench
30 Gross, Sir PeterSir Peter Gross 02022-02-1313 February 2022 02010-07-099 July 2010 02001-10-011 October 2001 Queen's Bench Deputy Senior Presiding Judge
31 Rafferty, Dame AnneDame Anne Rafferty 02020-02-2626 February 2020 02011-07-055 July 2011 02000-02-2121 February 2000 Queen's Bench
32 McFarlane, Sir AndrewSir Andrew McFarlane 02024-06-2020 June 2024 02011-07-2828 July 2011 02005-04-1818 April 2005 Family
33 Davis, Sir NigelSir Nigel Davis 02021-03-1010 March 2021 02011-10-033 October 2011 02001-10-011 October 2001 Queen's Bench
34 Lewison, Sir KimSir Kim Lewison 02022-05-011 May 2022 02011-10-033 October 2011 02003-04-2929 April 2003 Chancery
35 Kitchin, Sir DavidSir David Kitchin 02025-04-3030 April 2025 02011-10-033 October 2011 02005-10-033 October 2005 Chancery
36 Lloyd Jones, Sir DavidSir David Lloyd Jones 02022-07-3131 July 2022 02012-10-011 October 2012 02005-10-033 October 2005 Queen's Bench Chairman of the Law Commission
37 Treacy, Sir ColmanSir Colman Treacy 02019-07-2828 July 2019 02012-10-011 October 2012 02002-10-011 October 2002 Queen's Bench
38 McCombe, Sir RichardSir Richard McCombe† 02022-09-2323 September 2022 02012-10-2626 October 2012 02001-01-1111 January 2001 Queen's Bench
† Not a member of the Privy Council; therefore styled "The Honourable" rather than "The Right Honourable".
* Mandatory retirement at 75 years of age.

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