The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts.
Man fined for pretending to be ghost in Portsmouth cemetery [The Guardian]
The last time there was a court case about a man pretending to be a ghost, it changed British law [BuzzFeed]
Have the Tricycle Theatre broken the law by refusing to host the Jewish Film Festival? [UK Human Rights Blog]
Islamic State’s new icon is a law graduate hipster jihadi [The Telegraph]
Justice for Gaza war crimes? Only if Palestine signs up to ICC jurisdiction [The Guardian]
Judge refuses to sentence a man for domestic violence because there were “so many things wrong” with the case he did not want to be associated with it [Hull Daily Mail]
“History is a human right”: UK government Wikipedia edits obscure high profile killings [Russia Today]
Luis Suarez’s legal team believe they can persuade court to halve Fifa ban for biting [The Telegraph]
Judge who misused £1.5m funds faces losing his home [Lancashire Evening Post]
Family lawyer advises soap bosses over divorce on Coronation Street [Manchester Evening News]
Constance Briscoe sacked as a judge but is still a barrister [UK Criminal Law Blog]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Most educated people in their 20s with any interest in politics and wider society vote Labour. It’s what you do.” [Legal Cheek Comments]