Rules of Evidence

Speaker: Hilary Mantel
This event was recorded on 10 November 2009 in Old Theatre, Old Building
Public figures who were once lawyers or law students will speak about how, if at all, their experience of studying, teaching or practising law has been of value to them in their other careers. Hilary Mantel is an award winning novelist and an LSE alumnus.

[@kathleenmurphy2379]

The lady who introduced Hillary was so eloquent and what she spoke and so very beautiful and her selection of dress and earrings. Those earrings moved as she spoke and had as their backdrop the lovely neckline that the shawl-collar exposed at her neck lined. I'm almost 71 years old and I love jewelry and clothing her choice of earrings and the neckline were perfect! I just had to say something because a lot of times our choice of jewelry clashes with our choice of clothing and this stroke me for some reason and I thought she should be congratulated on her Exquisite taste!

[@louise-yo7kz]

That collar is life

[@skymagenta8758]

ooo yess,. ahem! Soo may the outward shew be least themselves: the world is still deceived with ornament, In law, what plea [and gown] so tainted and corrupt ..... ahem

[@louise-yo7kz]

She's such a masterful storyteller. ❤

[@darenmcleod2003]

I am an Evidence student. I am sure I can fetch a First class mark with this Evidence lecture.. Advice: rename to 'Shakespeare and related things'...

[@sizesmall1756]

Where do the rules of evidence come in?

[@dariusjjack]

exactly!

[@geniegold6545]

me me me I cannot find the rules of evidence. Fully agree about facts changes the way you write, better than theories, that just cannot be grasped like facts.

[@lucianopavarotti2843]

Sure --- let's have more than five minutes of intro by a camel hide with a woman peaking out the top.