The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Southampton Uni law event questioning Israel’s right to exist is cancelled [The Guardian]
Two dead in Turkish siege after judge is held hostage at gun point by Marxist group [The Express]
Erol Incedal: Law student to be sentenced for possessing bomb manual [BBC News]
Facebook tracks all site visitors, violating EU law, report says [Computer World]
5 things that ensure you’re fully equipped to enter the legal profession [The Incorporated Council of Law Reporting]
Grayling for PM? [Twitter]
Bookies are offering 50/1 for Chris Grayling to be the next @Conservatives leader pic.twitter.com/mmU5uRKnqX
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) March 31, 2015
Cardiff law firm shut down by Solicitors Regulation Authority [BBC News]
US firms’ UK hourly rates outstrip the magic circle for the first time [The Lawyer]
Former Birmingham solicitor died from gunshot wounds in Tunisia terrorist attack, inquest hears [Birmingham Mail]
China hands Muslim man six-year prison sentence for growing a beard [The Independent]
Human rights lawyer to investigate Scottish police use of stop and search [The Guardian]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Paralegal required at leading Liverpool based law firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
“Short of tattooing the word ‘Poor Person’ on their heads, it is difficult to think of anything more offensive.” [Legal Cheek Comments]