Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Chris Daw QC on the Spectator podcast arguing for the legalisation of drugs [The Spectator]
Peter Hitchens awaits the Secret Barrister’s response [Twitter]
Still no reply from @barristersecret to this reasoned, factual demolition of his/her personally abusive attack on me, made from behind the screen of anonymity. https://t.co/t1uGb9GlzK
— Peter Hitchens (@ClarkeMicah) May 2, 2019
A major transparency announcement from the top family judge [Transparency Project]
The Tory party will split. How many will jump on the Farage chicken run and join the Betrayal Party? [Jerry Hayes’ Blog]
Why Kings Chambers’ Nigel Poole QC thinks barristers should no longer wear wigs [Talking Law]
Flexible tenancies: the High Court will decide [Nearly Legal]
‘If they don’t listen to us, then who will they listen to?’ Grenfell families blast inquiry [The Justice Gap]
Under-promoted, oddly-timed and confusing to outsiders: why the bar is not making the most of its scholarships [Legal Cheek]
The Freshfields £100k thread [Legal Cheek Comments]
Sponsor LawCare on the London Legal Walk [Virgin Money]