The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
David Allen Green: Why repealing the Human Rights Act is not going to be easy [Financial Times]
Scotland “will not consent” to Tory plans to scrap Human Rights Act [The Guardian]
Former City solicitor Dominic Raab joins MoJ [Law Society Gazette]
New laws to target radicalisation [BBC News]
Durham law student Euan Coulthard river death “accidental” coroner rules [BBC News]
The British Bill of Rights [Twitter]
Exclusive: this is how the Torys will scrap the #HumanRightsAct and replace it with a British Bill of Rights. pic.twitter.com/rRGa5SAiFd
— Andy Todd (@AndyRTodd) May 12, 2015
Five Paper barrister and Conservative candidate Joe Rich set to legal action over “shambles” at election count [Stoke Sentinel]
Prince Charles’s ‘black spider’ letters set for publication after 10 year legal battle [The Independent]
Legal aid lawyers fear further cuts under the Conservative government [The Guardian]
Ex Allen & Overy solicitor Chelsy Davy is 33/1 to marry Prince Harry [Mail Online]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Commercial Property paralegal at niche Legal 500 firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
Commenters rebut unsubstantiated claim that Gateway chambers “use a well known employment agency” to sift applications [Legal Cheek Comments]