The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
A slice of justice at last as judges are forced to make their own packed lunches by £1.3million cut to judicial catering budget [Mail Online]
How Chris Grayling’s treatment of prisoners shows why Justice Secretary is a job for a lawyer [New Statesman]
Richard Hollingworth proved in a few ill-chosen words that the legal system neither reflects nor respects diversity properly [The Guardian]
Wheelchair bus row: ruling is “bonkers” [Sky News]
Shrien Dewani cleared of honeymoon murder of wife Anni Dewani [The Guardian]
Six reasons the Shrien Dewani case was dismissed [The Independent]
Google in court again over “right to be above British law” on alleged secret monitoring [The Independent]
It’s “human rights day” [Twitter]
Madonna must sit for deposition [Times Live]
Comment: Judicial review stopped the prison book ban – but it could soon be lost forever [Politics.co.uk]
Norton Rose Fulbright seeks paralegals for its London banking team [Legal Cheek Jobs]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Ok it’s only a Christmas party, but to allow the security staff in free wouldn’t be any hardship at all to CC.” [Legal Cheek Comments]