The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Julian Assange: Swedish court upholds arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder after ‘arbitrary detention’ finding [The Independent]
Tory MP accuses Osborne of ‘planning to break law’ over EU referendum [The Guardian]
Couple who cut wealthy neighbour’s grass verge for 12 years given land in ‘squatters’ rights’ ruling [The Telegraph]
Azerbaijan court frees journalist backed by Amal Clooney [BBC News]
Kanye West sued by Hungarian over song sample [Yahoo News]
Mum cleared of killing two-year-old daughter ‘paid her lawyer with sex’ [Mirror]
Judge denies Gawker’s motion for a new trial in the Hulk Hogan sex-video case and won’t reduce the whopping $140 million verdict [Mail Online]
Applications are currently being accepted for mini-pupillage at Devereux Chambers [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Well done. I think the question everyone is dying to ask is which textbook was it?” [Legal Cheek comments]