The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
We are not all Charlie Hebdo, but we are all afraid [UK Human Rights Blog]
US prepares for sentencing of radical British Muslim preacher Abu Hamza [The Independent]
Date set for Grayling judicial review showdown [Law Society Gazette]
Melvyn Bragg has bottled it on the Magna Carta [The Telegraph]
The hypocrites have jumped aboard the Magna Carta bandwagon [The Telegraph]
Will joining the International Criminal Court further Palestine’s cause? [The Economist]
Mum who fled possible death sentence in Iran reunited with family thanks to Islington law firm [Islington Gazette]
Muslim scholar could seek legal advice if Irish media republish Mohammed cartoon [The Journal]
Rapper “faces lawsuit” after mocking appearance of gay carer on Instagram and now internet jokers point out the pair look rather alike [Mail Online]
Lawyer sanctioned for brandishing axe, fist fight with rival barrister [Calgary Herald]
Commercial property paralegal at well established Somerset law firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Training contracts are now called ‘Periods of recognised training’, or ‘Periods’ for short” [Legal Cheek Comments]
