The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Criminal courts charge denied compensation to rape victim, MPs told [The Independent]
Mark Duggan’s family win right to take inquest verdict battle to Court of Appeal [Evening Standard]
Blow for Cameron as Brussels rules that new porn filters are illegal: Fury at EU move to outlaw “opt-in” system that protects children [Mail Online]
The thinly veiled threats of the Saudi Ambassador [Jack of Kent]
Man’s “human rights breached” over PSNI “surveillance” of lawyer conversations [BBC News]
Law students: are you “commercially aware” [The Guardian]
Judge draws parallels between iPhone search request and lethal injection drugs [Apple Insider]
Edinburgh lawyer Michael Karus struck off for embezzling [BBC News]
What does “embracing change” really mean? [Business of Law Blog]
Juror fined for contempt for checking witness connection on Facebook [The Journal]
Chuka Ummuna engaged to Lewis Silkin lawyer girlfriend Alice Sullivan [Evening Standard]
“Brilliant by the firms, but a terrible advert for our government.” [Legal Cheek Comments]