The results to a survey of over 100 senior lawyers conducted by Law.com International show that the legal sector largely shares the public's outrage over the U.K. Prime Minister’s lockdown rule infringements.
April 13, 2022 at 10:22 AM
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More than two-thirds of senior U.K. lawyers believe Prime Minister Boris Johnson should resign following the ‘partygate’ scandal, according to a survey of more than 100 experienced professionals.
Of the 100+ senior lawyers canvassed, 67% said that Johnson should step down following his alleged breaches of lockdown rules during the peak of the pandemic, the survey by Law.com International finds.
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