Chief Judge in Equity Peter Young says "unwelcome" displays of flesh can be unsettling - especially when the offenders are well built. His comments are in an article for the Australian Law Journel entitled "Politeness".
He goes on to say:
"There is no problem with the bar, as there is a standard form of dress. There has been virtually no problem with male solicitors, who invariably wear jacket, tie and long trousers. "However, it is clear that some female solicitors have no idea of appropriate court dress. The worst offenders are usually well-built women who expose at least the upper halves of their breasts, and as they lean forward to make a point to a judge sitting at a high level they present a most unwelcome display of bare flesh." Justice Young, who is the editor of the journal, railed against the presence of water bottles in a previous issue.
nuff said. |
He should come here to the U.S. and join the Republican party where they say they are better sexually than Democrats (posted on my blog today). Maybe more cleavage wouldn't bother him then.