Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Can criminals be judges? [The Critic]
Cyberflashing is now a criminal offence – but the normalisation of this behaviour among young people needs to change [The Conversation]
Judges support open justice [A Lawyer Writes]
AI and the rise of ‘music laundering’ [Legal Cheek Journal]
Nearly 3,000 people are languishing in jail unfairly. We must set them free [The Guardian]
Oscar Law: A Cross-Cutting Survey of Law Governing the Cottage Industry of Elite Entertainment Awards [Oxford Business Law Blog]
In standing up for Gaza, US students have exposed the limits of free speech [Prospect]
It’s time to abolish Police and Crime Commissioners [The Spectator]
‘Pablo Escobar’ contrary to public policy and accepted principles of morality [The IPKat]
