The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Euro judges hold power to reverse Brexit — study says decision in hands of ECJ [Express]
Another rape case collapses after defence find photos proving suspect’s innocence [The Telegraph]
Why are the numbers of community sentences falling? [BBC News]
Struck-off former solicitor who stole money honoured with MBE [Wales Online]
Chelsea step closer to building new £1 billion stadium as loophole used to overturn High Court [The Telegraph]
Carillion collapse: legal implications [Construction Index]
‘Business as usual’ on legal aid helplines following Carillion collapse [Legal Futures]
Christian student group sues the University of Iowa after they were kicked off campus for refusing to let a gay student become their vice-president [Mail Online]
PJ Kirby QC is cooking again for Save the Children’s Billable Hour appeal [Legal Cheek Hub]
“I don’t think these firms fully understand the Indian legal system, it will take years, if not decades to get a decision there.” [Legal Cheek comments]
