Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Televising sentencing remarks is a gimmick that has not been thought through [The Secret Barrister]
Law students: how to start practising before you graduate [The Guardian]
Why the lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday could become a PR disaster for Meghan and Harry [Tatler]
Mail On Sunday proves Meghan’s point [Zelo Street]
The revealing lens — Let the cameras in [Counsel of Perfection]
#FairChecks: It’s time to reform our outdated criminal records system [The Justice Gap]
The Lords must amend the new Brexit legislation to prevent a muddle in the courts [Prospect]
Landmark case sees woman obtain get after launching private prosecution against husband for coercive control [The JC]
Sir Roger Scruton RIP [Barrister Blogger]
Troubling and unnecessary: the problems of precedent in clause 26(1) in the Withdrawal Agreement Bill [LSE blog]
Common law gave Scruton a narrative of home [Law Society Gazette]
Will digital onboarding become the norm for law firms? [Legal Futures]
“This is absolutely amazing. Trial by combat, backed by a recent 1818 precedent, should be considered as a further — exciting — form of ADR.” [Legal Cheek comments]
Event: When the stakes are high: working at the cutting edge of disputes — with Travers Smith [Legal Cheek Events]
We’re recruiting! Legal Cheek is looking for an events coordinator and editorial assistant [Noticeboard]
