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Responsibilities of a judge involve:

Read the paperwork relevant to a matter being brought before them
Listen to those presenting or arguing the case, ensure that any matter is conducted according to relevant court rules and regulations
Advise on points of law, reach decisions on the outcome of the matter, where required to do so
Pass sentence or impose any other penalty or obligation on parties involved.

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A barrister’s day-to-day responsibilities can be varied and changes from case to case. They include giving legal advice to solicitors and clients, translating client’s issues into legal terms and representing them, researching cases, writing legal documents, general preparing of cases, liaising with other legal professionals, appearing in court, cross-examining witnesses, reviewing evidence and negotiating settlements or sentences for the client.

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A bailiff is someone authorised to collect a debt on behalf of a creditor (someone who is legally owed money). They may do this by asking for immediate payment of the debt, or by “taking control” of the debtor’s goods and selling those at auction to raise the money needed to repay the debt.

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A solicitor’s day-to-day responsibilities can be varied and change from case to case. Daily tasks can include giving legal advice to clients, translating client’s issues into legal terms, researching cases, writing legal documents, general preparing of cases, liaising with other legal professionals.