A Year In Stories: The Best Legal Cheek Posts Of 2012

We’ll be back on Wednesday 2 January. In the meantime, here are some of our most memorable stories from 2012…

January

‘Trials of The 1%’ To Begin As Occupy Allowed To Stay In Shoreditch Courthouse For 3 More Weeks

February

Lord Justice of Appeal Slams MasterChef Hopefuls

March

Cottaging At The Inner Temple – Police Patrolling Sex Venue Toilets

April

BPTC Students Point Finger At Bar Standards Board Following ‘Disastrous’ And ‘Unfair’ Exams

May

NAMED: The Law Firm Requiring Grads To Self-Fund a £9.5K Paralegal Training Course Before They’re Considered For a TC

June

Which Legal Tweeters Have Bought Their Twitter Followers? (with more suspicious Twitter goings-on uncovered later in the year)

July

Drug Possession Pupil Barrister Henry Mostyn Is Rejected For Tenancy

August

NAMED: The Bar Graduate, 27, Who Anthony Arlidge QC Has Dumped Constance Briscoe For

September

Chris Grayling Appointment: Top Ten Horrified Reactions

October

Joshua Rozenberg begins the ‘If I Knew Then What I Know Now’ series

November

EXCLUSIVE: College Of Law To Change Its Name To The ‘University Of Law’ – And Become A Proper University

December

Better Late Than Never: Lawyers – Gangnam Style