The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Judge refuses to withdraw Julian Assange arrest warrant [The Guardian]
Vulnerable people ‘trapped in homelessness’ due to law [BBC News]
Britain’s 5G mobile auction gets green light as Three court challenge fails again [The Telegraph]
It’s not the function of men to look after babies!’: Twitter users mock ‘out of touch’ divorced ex-barrister who insists wives should ‘stay at home’ during BBC Radio 4 parenting call-in [Mail Online]
Popular Bristol barrister Robert Duval dies in road accident [Bristol Post]
Law students offer free legal advice to Glasgow shoppers [BBC News]
Law student wrongly arrested over TV licence settles action for damages [Irish Times]
Trump’s longtime lawyer now admits to paying $130,000 hush money ‘out of his own pocket’ to porn star Stormy Daniels [Mail Online]
The Grand Tour’s Jeremy Clarkson forced to review new Tesla car with a team of lawyers on board [Digital Spy]
Lawyer for ‘Making a Murderer’ subject wants Supreme Court to review case [ABC News]
Legal research assistant to Philip Rainey QC and Michael Walsh [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Learning how to code will not improve your chances of becoming a lawyer, and it certainly won’t offer you more job stability.” [Legal Cheek comments]
