The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
British ruling to overturn New Zealand murder conviction raises fresh doubts over abolition of London jurisdiction [The Telegraph]
Regulations that would have limited access to judicial review are unlawful, the High Court rules [Law Society Gazette]
Edward Snowden may finally stand trial as Russian lawyer for the NSA leaker reveals they are working with the United States on his return home [Mail Online]
Home Office says Nigerian asylum-seeker can’t be a lesbian as she’s got children [The Independent]
Phone hacking at Mirror titles was on mass industrial scale, court told [The Guardian]
Is shoplifting from Fortnum & Mason less of a crime than pilfering from Poundland? [The Telegraph]
Ed Miliband’s ‘Turing’s Law’ will offer posthumous pardons to gay men [Huffington Post]
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin divorce rumors update: barrister appalled by star’s bachelor party pics [News Everyday]
This is what it’s like to go to prison for trolling [BuzzFeed]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Flexible bespoke training contracts starting 2015 onward [Legal Cheek Jobs]
“The judiciary need to stop this prima donna nonsense. They are not special little flowers, nor are they mummy’s little soldier fighting on behalf of procedural rules.” [Legal Cheek Comments]