The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Erol Incedal retrial: law student terror suspect “had Tony Blair’s address” [BBC News]
Three-parent babies: House of Lords approves law despite fears children could be born sterile [The Telegraph]
Oscar Pistorius lawyers fight to prevent new murder trial [The Telegraph]
Wonga to axe 325 jobs as it seeks to save £25 million after “fake lawyer” scandal [London Evening Standard]
LinkedIn settles password hack legal claim [BBC News]
How “get a job” divorce ruling will change settlements on maintenance payments [The Telegraph]
A judge telling a divorcee to get a job is a triumph for women’s rights [The Guardian]
Abid Naseer trial: MI5 spies disguised in court [BBC News}
Why thousands are standing behind one Muslim lawyer [BBC News]
Legendary Scottish solicitor dies [Law Society Gazette]
Saudi court gives death penalty to man who renounced his Muslim faith [Reuters]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Funds paralegal sought for leading global law firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
“Speaking as one looking forward to qualification and defending all the oiks, I do believe all the cuts in legal aid are super. It’s about time we had our bar jolly well back to ourselves.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
