Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Out with the old: Time to reform the legal profession for the benefit of all sides [City A.M.]
Is it forgery or fraud? What crime would you commit by lying about where you have been? [A Lawyer Writes]
Why Vernon Bogdanor’s Telegraph piece needed a response – and why the constitution of the United Kingdom does not care about your nostalgia [Law and Policy Blog]
Critics of the ten-year Covid jail term are out of touch [The Spectator] (free, but registration required)
Adam Wagner: For hotel quarantines to be lawful, the Government will need to answer some hard questions [The Telegraph] (free, but registration required)
David Allen Green: Brexit and the Good Friday Agreement [Prospect Magazine]
Is it a sculpture or a monument? Copyright litigation reaches Russian Supreme Court [The IPKat]
Paths to becoming a lawyer: Your official roadmap to the legal profession goes live [Legal Cheek]
Calling all the reluctant leaders [Legal Business]
Accent bias in the law [Law Society Gazette]
Lawless lawyers: Is dishonesty really worse than a sexual offence? [Legal Futures]
“Absolutely loved this, especially when he said he was happy to move forward!” [Legal Cheek comments]
Event: Secrets to Success London — with Akin Gump, Debevoise & Plimpton, Vinson & Elkins and ULaw [Legal Cheek Events]
