A barrister needed little convincing of the sharpl

2 Nov 2000

A barrister needed little convincing of the sharply honed edge of a blade when he cut himself showing an ‘unusual’ knife to a judge.

Wrapping his injured finger with a handkerchief, Richard Hayden

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