The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
LSE takes legal action to evict occupying student protesters [The Guardian]
Ched Evans website will not face legal action [BBC News]
Iceland repeals 400-year-old law allowing anyone to murder anyone from Spain’s Basque region on sight [Mail Online]
Man jailed for filming Liverpool judge on his iPhone during sentencing of his son [Liverpool Echo]
Another Pupillage Gateway comes to a close [Twitter]
Pupillage gateway has closed. I am done. Now bring me cake. And wine.
— Amy Wills (@Seamusamus) April 30, 2015
Disgraced ex-Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman calls on supporters to donate funds for legal challenge [Evening Standard]
Man denies threatening to kill barrister and UKIP candidate Douglas Robinson-Young [Chronicle Live]
Amal Clooney gets back to business at human rights press conference in DC after a night out with George and her family in New York [Mail Online]
Turkish judges arrested after they ordered release of journalists [Today’s Zaman]
Exploitation of image rights after death: what can we learn from Robin Williams? [Halsbury’s Law Exchange]
Law GIF [Facebook]
Dispute resolution paralegal sought for highly regarded International Firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
“Fact is any job worth having in London is more of a 5-9 rather than a 9-5. Good luck to ’em I say … ” [Legal Cheek Comments]
