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I was always interested in law. I remember studying The Merchant of Venice and [the play’s hero] Portia was a great role model.

— Chrissa Loukas-Karlsson

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A society that has a narrow cohort of people who are making decisions may lead to narrow decision-making.

To be a good judge, you need to have a good IQ and EQ [emotional intelligence] and you need to understand people from many different walks of life.

As for her talk to Liverpool students, Ms Loukas-Karlsson said she took them through her legal career then gave them five pieces of life advice.

I had some truly great teachers [at Liverpool Girls] in Maths, English and Ancient History.

[Public education] gave me a broader exposure to people and that, I hope, makes me a better judge.

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