Making Faces
29 Nov 2010
One of the things a person learns in the practice of law, is that the human capacity for the bizarre is boundless.
This is a phenomenon richly demonstrated in the tale of Paul McCulloch Alexander.
The ‘Cab Rank’ Principle: Can Barristers Refuse a Brief?
2 Nov 2010
The first time I ever heard of this principle was when I read about it at The Australian Professional Liability Blog a few days ago.
Stephen Warne wrote about how a political candidate in an Australian state election took a cheap shot at an opponent who happened to be a very respected barrister.
