The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Jailed: London law student who advertised for jihadi husband and wrote to Abu Hamza [London Evening Standard]
Judge pornography scandal: Criminals could seek to overturn convictions [The Telegraph]
The company that promised to turn the legal world upside down has had to retreat [Law Society Gazette]
Lawyer for “Bin Laden doctor” killed in Pakistan [BBC News]
Pornographer sacked for reading complex judgments at work [Twitter]
I was sacked from my job as an online pornographer when I was caught using the work computer to read complex legal judgements.
— Carl Maxim (@carlmaxim) March 17, 2015
French parliament votes through “deep sleep” law for terminally ill [The Guardian]
Solicitor jailed over embezzlement from Dumfries firm [BBC News]
Robert Durst: Listen to chilling moment millionaire accused of murder says “I killed them all” in TV documentary [The Mirror]
Law banning “revenge evictions” by landlords passed in House of Lords [International Business Times]
Lawyer who “liked to dress as TSA worker for cavity search sex tapes” accused of choking girlfriend he met online when she broke up with him [Mail Online]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Private Client Paralegal at Legal 500 firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
