Why do British jurists have a soft spot for wigs? What is the material of this white wig and how much is it? What if lawyers or judges don't wear court clothes? Next, I'll give you a popular science lesson.
In England, wigs are still an important part of judges' and lawyers' formal court clothes.
In Britain, wigs have always been an important part of court uniforms for judges and trial lawyers.
Many judges and lawyers who wear wigs in court say that wigs-also known as Perucch-bring a sense of formality and seriousness to the proceedings.
Many judges and trial lawyers said that wearing this wig would add a sense of solemnity to the lawsuit.
Kevin Newton, a Washington, D.C. lawyer studying law at University of London, said that, like many uniforms, wigs are a symbol of anonymity, trying to keep the wearer away from personal participation and visually show the supremacy of the law. Wig is an important part of the British criminal court. If a lawyer doesn't wear wig, it will be regarded as an insult to the court.
Kevin Newton, a lawyer from Washington, studied law at London Law School. He said that wig, like other uniforms, is a symbol of anonymity, trying to separate the wearer's personal feelings from the court and visually shaping the image of the supremacy of law. Wigs are of great significance in British criminal courts. If a lawyer doesn't wear a wig, it will be regarded as an insult to the court.
Do judges and lawyers wear the same wig?
A barrister must wear a slightly curly wig with horizontal curls at the sides and back. In addition, there are two long hairs hanging below the hairline of the neck, with a curl at each end. However, different types of lawyers have different styles of wigs.
The wig worn by a barrister must be slightly curled at the back of the head, with both sides and the back of the head curled horizontally. In addition, there are two long strands of hair hanging under the hairline of the neck, and the end of each strand of hair also has a round curl. Different types of lawyers wear different styles of wigs.
The judge's wig is similar, but more gorgeous. This is a complete wig, from the slightly curled top to the horizontal curly hair a few inches below the shoulder.
The judge's wig style is similar to that of the lawyer, but it is more gorgeous. It is a full-head wig, with a slight curl at the top and a gradual downward curl in the horizontal direction, with a length of several inches below the shoulder.