Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
How Nextdoor became the new Neighbourhood Watch [Spectator] (free, but registration required)
Turning students into weapons: The control of free speech at universities is a first step on a path towards totalitarianism [The Critic]
Does Lord Digby Jones’ accent criticism merit new legislation? [Legal Cheek]
Will post-pandemic culture finally stop us working while we’re sick? [NewStatesman] (free, but registration required)
Employment tribunals catch up. But why have they had to wait so long for judicial independence? [A Lawyer Writes]
Making the Grass Greener on the (Court)Side: The Move Towards Green Litigation [According To A Law Student]
Four hundred years after the civil wars, Parliament is being asked to give power back to the Crown [The Law and Policy Blog]
‘More foghorn than dogwhistle’: Johnson gets tough on crime [The Justice Gap]
The perils of unmuting during a video hearing [The Law Society Gazette]