EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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Brommers

Meh. I'm professionally obliged to act for anyone who can afford my fees. I'm not allowed to be fussy about clients.

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Stonehedge in reply to @Brommers

I was just thinking about this. A barrister doesn't get to choose who he defends. Or prosecutes for that matter.

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branwen in reply to @Stonehedge

I think in that instance you can probably balance the disgust at a specific client/case, with the overall benefit of having a (mostly) blind legal system
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Brommers in reply to @Stonehedge

No prosecuting for me - I don't do criminal law. Not my cup of tea. And the money's crap.

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