The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Syria bombing is “legally questionable”, says Jeremy Corbyn [Facebook]
Read the full legal case for the British government’s strikes in Syria [The Telegraph]
Syria air strikes: Were they legal? [BBC News]
After rape trials, is the court of public opinion now trumping the law? [The Guardian]
Disabled people lose legal aid in 99% of benefits disputes [The Guardian]
Portugal passes law to let trans people self-identify their legal gender [Pink News]
Small and medium law firms bullish as net profits surge again [The Law Society]
London law firms are divided over true gender pay gap [Bloomberg]
Rail firm threatens legal action against passenger who mocked their poor service [The Telegraph]
Prominent lawyer in fight for gay rights dies after setting himself on fire in Prospect Park [New York Times]
F-LEX are recruiting paralegals in Manchester and the North West [Legal Cheek Hub]
Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn will redistribute the wages of the highly paid trainees who luck out in the rigged job market [Legal Cheek Comments]