Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
When judges don’t know the meaning of rape, there is little hope of justice [The Guardian]
Ishan Kolhatkar: Inns Scholarship Interviews [BPTC Lecturer blog]
Bob Neill MP: The Justice Committee is unique amongst its peers. I have the experience to manage this extensive and intricate workload [Politics Home]
Thread: myths about trials and justice [Twitter]
Be Careful What You Tweet For [UK Human Rights Blog]
Another decision on AI-generated work in China: Is it a Work of Legal Entities? [IPKat]
The Law Society’s impoverished vision of the future [Legal Futures]
How to ‘talk’ to a depressed colleague [Law Society Gazette]
“I have seen people successfully negotiate reimbursement of LPC/GDL fees. It’s not so much negotiating as simply asking for it — if they say no they say no. Not the salary though — every trainee has to be on the same salary. Can you imagine the outrage if other trainees discovered you were being paid more.” [Legal Cheek comments]
Event: How to follow your dreams outside law while still working as a lawyer — with A&O Peerpoint [Legal Cheek Events]
Job jobs jobs [Legal Cheek Noticeboard]
