Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Criminal Bar diversity will be hit by debt, low fees and pandemic, young barrister warns [Evening Standard]
David Allen Green: Could Trump pardon himself? [Twitter]
You don’t have a ‘right’ to a lawyer when you’re trying to steal an election [Washington Post]
Integrity, independence, and culture: not a Russian problem, a professional problem [Lawyer Watch]
Criminal Justice As Culinary Catastrophe [Counsel of Perfection]
Does the government’s COVID-19 response comply with the rule of law? [Legal Cheek Journal]
Should we tax people working from home? [Legal Futures]
Whisper it quietly, but law firms have done well in lockdown [Law Society Gazette]
“Wigs ought to stay and the push for reduction in their use because of moaning leftist do-gooders has been a disgrace. Wigs are valuable when interacting with the less sophisticated at criminal and civil matters as the clients listen more when one wears a wig and realise the seriousness of the situation.” [Legal Cheek comments]
VIRTUAL EVENT: The future of work — with Shoosmiths [Legal Cheek Events]
