Last week I noted that the lawyers of today, as a class, are a lot more left-leaning and politically correct and invested in the outward trappings of social justice virtue-signalling than they were five, four or even three decades ago.
And I traced this back, in part, to the capture of law schools across the Anglosphere by the left side of politics.
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