Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Our legal system is broken. Who will fix it? [The Guardian]
What public interest was there in prosecuting Supt Robyn Williams for possessing a video she never wanted? [Barrister Blogger]
10 lesser-known election laws you need to know about [Legal Cheek]
Tory manifesto: Boris’s clampdown on ‘soft justice’ [Justice Gap]
Justice for Grace Millane: a new Commonwealth contempt framework? [Inforrm’s Blog]
All you need to know about sentencing [Russell Webster Blog]
Why failing a summary judgment application can be expensive: (£1,015,722 — expensive) [Civil Litigation Brief]
When I grow up I want to be a lawyer [Above The Law]
Solicitors let off the leash as SRA lifts the curfew [Law Society Gazette]
Constitutional statutes: a brief overview [Legal Cheek Journal]
“I had a video interview with Eversheds for a TC. There were several questions and I had a minute to answer each. I was answering them quite well. My top half was in a suit, and my bottom half butt naked. It was during my last question that I realised I had f***** the interview when I could see my fat butt cheeks squished against the chair in the mirror behind me and to my left. I didn’t get to the assessment centre stage.” [Legal Cheek comments]
How to make it as a barrister [Legal Cheek Events]
Jobs, jobs, jobs! [Legal Cheek Noticeboard]
