Rubber duck Yarto - Judge - Duck rubber duck

This rubber duck looks like an English lawyer or judge looks like. 

With black robe and white wig.  In Great Britain, judges and lawyers traditionally wear wigs in court proceedings. 

These dates back to the early days of the British judiciary when it was common for men to wear wigs. 

The wigs were seen as a sign of professionalism and respect for the law.  Today, judges and barristers in Britain still wear wigs, although there is no formal requirement to do so. 

The wigs are still seen as a mark of dignity and authority in court proceedings, helping to emphasize the formality and seriousness of the proceedings.  The wigs worn by judges and barristers in the UK vary in style and material depending on the jurisdiction. 

For example, in high courts such as the Supreme Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union, judges and lawyers wear long, black wigs made from rabbit hair. 

In other courts, judges and attorneys wear shorter, white wigs made from horsehair or synthetic materials.  Overall, judges and barristers in the UK wear wigs to show their professionalism and respect for the law. 

Although there is no formal rule on this, the wig-wearing tradition remains an important part of the British justice system. Dimensions: L: 11cm W: 9cm H: 9cm Squeak hole: no Swims upright: No Material: vinyl Age recommendation: For children from 18 months