The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Lauren Riley, the family law solicitor on The Apprentice, had a “full-on fling” with contestant James Hill during competition [Mail Online]
Amal Alamuddin has been named the most “influential” female Londoner based solely on her work and not her husband [The Telegraph]
Marriage is no better than cohabiting and legal rights should be abolished, says adulterous judge [Mail Online]
Why is abortion still a criminal offence in the UK? [The Telegraph]
Trolling haters may be beyond the legal system: there are some things you can’t do with the law and shouldn’t try to [Evening Standard]
Google changes “to fight piracy” by highlighting legal sites [BBC News]
Google removes results linking to stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence nude [The Guardian]
Fan of Japanese anime makes British legal history after conviction for having pictures of cartoon children [The Mirror]
Prison suicides: the disgrace that Chris Grayling doesn’t get [The Guardian]
Solicitor charged with defrauding clients of more than £600k [Manchester Evening News]
Mahatma Gandhi’s barrister certificate from Inner Temple goes on display in India [The Hindu]
Residential conveyancing paralegal in Henley-On-Thames [Legal Cheek Jobs]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Considering someone found herself before them for filling in her CPD form with a pencil they do seem to have a worryingly itchy trigger finger…” [Legal Cheek Comments]
