The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Peers will not sabotage Brexit, Lord Speaker tells Theresa May ahead of Supreme Court ruling [The Telegraph]
Forensic science cuts pose risk to justice, regulator warns [The Guardian]
Stalkers facing longer jail terms for torment caused to victims [BBC News]
Swedish prosecutors have received transcripts of Julian Assange’s interview over alleged sex offences [BuzzFeed]
Beyond science fiction: Artificial Intelligence and human rights [Open Democracy]
As a migrant I know Labour must have a coherent and compassionate policy on immigration if it is to win again [LabourList]
My first day in court [Marilyn Stowe Blog]
Judge booted from bench after allegedly offering plea deals for sex [Fox News]
Helping overworked law students [Instagram]
Applications for pupillage at Radcliffe Chambers close today [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Of course, his actions weren’t advisable; yet no mention of the firm piling on too much work… 170 files.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
