The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
How a Brexit could save Europe from itself [The Telegraph]
UK Ministry of Justice secure email system browns out [The Register]
Saudi Arabia issues extraordinary defence of human rights record in speech to UN council [The Independent]
Families get legal aid for Glasgow bin lorry private prosecution [BBC News]
“loooooool” [Twitter]
Defendant explains to court that 'loooooool' means laughing harder than just 'lol'.
— CourtNewsUK (@CourtNewsUK) March 9, 2016
Appeals to suspend Spanish judge who “asked rape victim if she tried closing her legs” [The Sun]
Facebook’s Like button ‘violates European privacy laws,’ German court rules [Mail Online]
Wealthy mum slapped with £30,000 legal bill over her daughter’s noisy dog Scally [The Mirror]
Dean of UC Berkeley School of Law sued for sexual harassment [The Washington Post]
“I am being asked to pay £150 for a test in order to make an informed decision on whether to proceed with a course I’ll have already put down hundreds of pounds for in deposit. In what world does this make sense?” [Legal Cheek Comments]
