The Habit of a Judge: A History of Court Dress in England & Wales, and Australia
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The Habit of a Judge: A History of Court Dress in England & Wales, and Australia

by Daniel Yazdani

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The Habit of a Judge explores the history of court dress in England, Wales, and Australia. Daniel Yazdani’s focused study considers judicial clothing as part of legal tradition, institutional identity, and the historical development of the courtroom.

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The Habit of a Judge examines the history of court dress associated with judges and the legal profession.

Its scope encompasses England, Wales, and Australia, placing judicial clothing within a wider historical and regional context.

The book offers a focused look at how court dress relates to legal tradition and the public identity of the judiciary.

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