The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
The day free speech drowned in a paddling pool of olive oil… outrage at celeb threesome gagging verdict [The Sun]
How Labour’s Human Rights Act morphed into a privacy law [The Telegraph]
Celebrity threesome: Twitter warns against illegal tweets [The Guardian]
Joshua Rozenberg: The celebrity threesome case risks undermining the law [The Guardian]
The junior doctors contract could still be challenged in the courts despite a compromise agreement having been reached between the British Medical Association (BMA) and the government [BuzzFeed]
The European Court just backed the UK’s unlimited immigration detention policy [Rights Info]
Google takes right to be forgotten battle to France’s highest court [BBC News]
A new law on “plain” cigarette packages is coming in today [BBC News]
Sponsored: Brilliant legal gifts [Carbolic Smokeball Company]
“What on earth are law students doing not knowing the headline points of the referendum and Cameron’s deal?? If there was anyone who *didn’t* know enough about the referendum to answer that question they should be ashamed of themselves…” [Legal Cheek comments]