clairebradley.bsky.social
Legal academic, legal researcher and highly experienced teacher. Specialist in EU law and research interests in the history of the Bar, legal rhetoric and historical legal advocacy. www.advocacy.website
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Fully accept that, but my point is does (should) it need to be challenged at ever turn? Obviously if new evidence comes to light that casts doubt on what was originally said that could be addressed and if necessary it becomes an edge case on agreed facts? But I think we can design a better system?
Show PostThanks, see my follow up to Jacob.
Show PostMy view when it comes to classical music is there should be a lot more emphasis on playing the music of people suppressed, forced into exile or murdered, to balance that which remains popular because its composers aligned themselves with murderous regimes. Not sure about the solution for Gill etc.
Show PostPatrick Stewart and Walter Koenig in one week. Give them a tall ship and a star to sail by…
Show PostYou could start a new substack as The Empty Bagging Area.
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