The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
David Allen Green: Are inquiries a bad thing? [Financial Times]
Shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan has said he will co-operate with any investigation over claims he used his mobile phone while driving [BBC News]
Khan Crash: Sadiq’s rush hour horror [Guido Fawkes]
Shrien Dewani “could be cleared” of bride Anni’s murder within days [The Mirror]
A call for “root and branch change” to the legal aid system has been made by the Law Society of Scotland [BBC News]
Joshua Rozenberg: Former Ombudsman vs colourful former judge in battle for press regulation [The Guardian]
Labour backs legal apprenticeship scheme [Law Society Gazette]
Former Phones 4U directors face legal probe [Sky News]
Lawyer accused of extorting sex from clients, amateur porn, polygamy [Above the Law]
Judge cites Pink Floyd song, Money, in solicitor’s office fraud case about ‘greed’ [ABC News]
Personal injury paralegal at leading Legal 500 firm in Hertfordshire [Legal Cheek Jobs]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“To immediately point and shout ‘sexism’ like some tagline greatly demeans those areas where sexism IS obvious.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
