The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Revenge porn laws “not working”, says victims group [BBC News]
Mum was charged with “data protection” offence after using Sarah’s Law to out paedo who moved to her street [The Sun]
Top lawyer ready to take on Jeremy Kyle Show over guest’s death [The Guardian]
Libel trial unsafe because of Leveson judge’s “overbearing” and “bullying” behaviour, Court of Appeal rules [The Telegraph]
Charlotte Proudman: I’ve seen how lawyers’ sexism corrupts justice. This is how to change the industry [The Guardian]
Julian Assange’s belongings “to be confiscated” by US authorities [The Independent]
New law could ban Britons from visiting terror hotspots in parts of northern Syria [Sky News]
Trump backs abortion in cases of rape or incest, contradicting Alabama law [The Guardian]
How top lawyer’s career made her feel anxious and like an imposter at work [The Sun]
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