Lord Hodge to retire from Supreme Court next year
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Lord Hodge
Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Lord Hodge, has today announced his intention to retire on 31 December 2025.
Lord Hodge has served as a justice of the Supreme Court and the JCPC since 1st October 2013 and was appointed as deputy president in January 2020. Appointed a Queen’s Counsel in 1996, Lord Hodge was a judge in Scotland, Jersey and Guernsey before joining the Supreme Court.
He said: “It is and has been a great honour to serve the United Kingdom in the Supreme Court. I will greatly miss the company of my friends and colleagues in the Court but owe it to my wife to step back at this stage of our lives.”
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