Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Sometimes it’s right for the police to examine complainants’ phones. It’s called investigation [Barrister Blogger]
The truth laid bare — mobile phones and sexual offences [Counsel of Perfection]
As a QC, I believe the time has come to legalise drugs [The Spectator]
Julian Assange: Bail Act offence, sentencing remarks of HHJ Deborah Taylor at Southwark Crown Court [Judiciary.uk]
Lawyers, deadlines and procrastination: how do you deal with it? [Civil Litigation Brief]
Whatever happened to the presumption of innocence? [Legal Cheek Journal]
David Allen Green: Zombies and Brexit [The Law and Policy Blog]
Sean Jones QC: Brexiters, Elites and the death of the Irish joke [Medium]
Remind me why I do this job again? [Lucy Reed on Twitter]
Remind me why I do this job again? pic.twitter.com/maZqybTLSg
— Lucy Reed (@Familoo) May 2, 2019
How to get into law as a career changer — with Shearman & Sterling, Irwin Mitchell, 2 Temple Gardens and ULaw [Legal Cheek Hub]
“As a magistrate, hugely worry she continues to use the word victim, in circumstances where prosecuting counsel has corrected her as to the facts of the case being dropped” [Legal Cheek comments]
