The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Thousands spent on judges’ security amid growing hostility [The Guardian]
Theresa May fears Scottish government could call a second independence referendum to coincide with her triggering the formal Brexit process [Mail Online]
Political attitudes leading to ‘erosion’ of human rights [BBC News]
US Supreme Court considers law banning sex offenders from Facebook [The Independent]
Plan to revive Sinclair ZX Spectrum hit by legal turmoil [The Telegraph]
Could Roe v Wade be overturned and abortion outlawed in the US? [The Guardian]
The legal profession for millennials [Future of Law Blog]
Case Preview: Jack Monroe v Katie Hopkins, Twitter libel trial about meaning and serious harm [Inforrm]
More dire results for Slater & Gordon as it admits survival depends on lenders [Legal Futures]
Sir Nicholas Wall, family court judge — obituary [The Telegraph]
How to become a serious injury lawyer — live in Manchester [Legal Cheek Hub]
“This discussion is a good example of everything that’s wrong with some candidates entering the profession.” [Legal Cheek Comments]