Judicial Appointments Commission - Members

Members

The Commission is made up of 15 members: 2 from the legal profession (1 barrister, 1 solicitor), 5 judges, 1 tribunal member, 1 lay justice (magistrate), 6 lay people, including the chairman. The members of the Commission are:

  • Chairman
    1. Mr Christopher Stephens
  • Professional
    1. Mr Martin Forde, QC
    2. Ms Alexandra Marks
  • Judicial
    1. The Honourable Lady Justice Jill Black, DBE
    2. His Honour Judge David Bean
    3. His Honour Judge Malcolm Birchall
    4. Her Honour Judge Deborah Taylor
  • Tribunal
    1. Her Honour Judge Alison McKenna
  • Lay justice
    1. Mr John Thornhill, Esq, JP, FRSA
  • Lay
    1. Dame Valerie Strachan, DCB
    2. Professor Noel Lloyd, CBE
    3. Dr Ranjit Sondhi, CBE
    4. Lieutenant General Sir Andrew Ridgway, KBE, CB
    5. Mrs Stella Pantelides

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