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Feb 6, 2017 · Emma Sutton is an actress, known for Hallmark channel movies Valentine's Again (2017) as Elizabeth and Crown for Christmas (2016) as Mrs Claiborne. In 1973 she starred alongside Sean Connery as Morgan La Fay in Sword of the Valiant a movie that was revived by Netflix as a classic from January 1, 2014. [2]
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Emma has been consistently recommended by the legal directories (Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500) as a leading junior. She is recommended for public & administrative law, Court of Protection (Band 1), education, and inquest and inquiries work. Recent editorial includes the following: 1. Emma is an exceptional advocate; 2. her knowledge of the...
Medical Treatment: Decisions and the Law, Bloomsbury Professional, Fourth Ed., 2022. Emma co-authored chapter six: Procedure – Going to Court and chapter thirteen: Feeding in the fourth edition of...
Emma has drafted commentaries for the Medical Law Reports for a number of years; most recently having reported upon the case of Wessex Fertility Limited & Ors [2024] EWHC 587 (Fam)Emma was featured in the 20th Anniversary Commemorative of the Human Rights Lawyers Association (2023) which provided “insights from distinguished lawyers and human rights advocates”Emma has written articles for The Lawyer, Local Government Lawyer, Public Law Today and has provided practical guidance which has been used in practitioner training sessions, including 360 Degrees...Emma has reported on a number of Court of Protection authorities which have been published by Community Care InformEmma regularly provides bespoke training to solicitors and professional clients; particularly in relation to NHS and Local Authority duties, with a focus on mental health, mental capacity, educatio...
Fee-paid Judge of the Court of Protection (South West region) (2023 to date)Fee-paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal (Health, Education and Social Care Chamber) (2021 to date)Fee-paid Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England & Wales) (2021-2024)Welsh Government A Panel of Junior Counsel (2021)LL.B (Hons) Law and Sociology, 2.1, Cardiff UniversityLL.M Commercial Law, Distinction, Cardiff University. First class grades in all subjects studied (Intellectual Property, Industrial Property, Insurance Law and International Contract Law)BVC (Very Competent), Cardiff University. Outstanding in Advocacy, Drafting and Legal Research modulesCourt of Protection Barristers Association (Secretary: 2021-2024, Executive Committee: 2024 to date)Court of Protection Practitioners Association (CoPPA) Cymru (Chair: 2021 to date)Human Rights Lawyers’ Association (Executive Committee: 2019-2022)Constitutional & Administrative Law Bar AssociationThere are lessons to learn from every caseand I strive to continually develop new skills. To reflect and improve as a barrister is essential for both individual growth and client satisfaction. A very wise Judge (now retired from the Supreme Court) once told me that they continued to learn something new each day which is a constant reminder that des...
Emma Burdon-Sutton is known for Crown for Christmas (2015), A Chance to Dance (1993) and Sword of the Valiant (1984).
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Emma Sutton studied English at the Universities of Exeter and Leeds before taking her PhD, funded by the British Academy, on late nineteenth-century literature, visual art and opera at the University of Cambridge.
Emma Sutton is known as an Actor, Producer, and Director. Some of her work includes Crown for Christmas, Sword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Lucifer, Once Upon a Winter's Date, The Bengal Lancers!, and Tall Dark and Handsome.
3,673 Followers, 1,929 Following, 802 Posts - Emma Sutton (@emma_sutton) on Instagram: "@emmamaythelabel @emmastyle___"
EMMA SUTTON. Writers: Shane Meadows, Jack Thorne; Directors: Tom Harper, Shane Meadows. See also: This is England ’88. After a prolific decade working in the realms of British cinema, Shane Meadows’s current retreat from feature filmmaking has seen the production of a much-hyped four-part televised sequel to the BAFTA-winning This is ...
