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Once and for all: Why are the judges in The Hague wearing a wig? We checked

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The tradition of wearing wigs for judges and lawyers began in the 17th century in Britain • What is the purpose of the wig and what did we get anyway from inheritance from the British?
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Once and for all: Why are the judges in The Hague wearing a wig? We checked

The tradition of wearing wigs for judges and lawyers began in the 17th century in Britain • What is the purpose of the wig and what did we get anyway from inheritance from the British?

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Israel Hayom broke the news in on Friday, January 12, 2024.
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