The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts.
Judges criticise police over “bizarre” penis ID request [The Telegraph]
Shrien Dewani extradited to South Africa [BBC News]
Oscar Pistorius: the first day of his evidence at his murder trial [BBC News]
Big Four accountants pose very serious challenge to legal sector [Yorkshire Post]
Christians in Pakistan sentenced to death over a text [The Telegraph]
Law-inspired pub in banner shame [Twitter]
The Wig & Pen in Truro might want to reconsider their banner……… pic.twitter.com/2xXcPKBwKj
— Standing Alone (@bedrock_mcfc) April 7, 2014
Suspended lawyer “sets his girlfriend on fire after dousing her with hairspray and nail polish leaving her without an ear” [Mail Online]
Complex commercial disputes surge [Law Society Gazette]
Judge awards $53,000 engagement ring to woman dumped via text message after “she refused to sign a prenuptial agreement” [Mail Online]
Supreme Court refuses Cadbury’s permission to appeal colour purple trademark [The Lawyer]
Court appearance for Pakistani baby charged with attempted murder [The Telegraph]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Do we now need a Scientology oath option?” [Legal Cheek Comments]