The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
David Cameron warns PM: Breaking the law over Brexit is not a good idea [Sky News]
Supreme court poised to rule against Boris Johnson, say legal experts [The Observer]
Government “will abide by Supreme Court ruling” [BBC News]
If Supreme Court judges stray into politics, they should expect to be scrutinised like politicians [The Telegraph]
UK Supreme Court confirms decision on prorogation of parliament appeals will not happen today [Twitter]
Former Labour minister threatens party with legal action over axeing of student group [Politics Home]
Jihadi Jack’s parents receive £122k in legal aid [The Express]
Brenda Hale, a judge with the human touch [Financial Times]
Indonesia postpones law criminalising sex outside of marriage [Evening Standard]
“Getting a distinction on the GDL will make barely any difference to the strength of your application. Not ‘zero’, but not very much. Doing well on the BCL would make a difference but, again, there is no guarantee you will actually get a place on the BCL.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
LegalEdCon North 2020 [Legal Cheek Events]
BPTC and LPC graduates sought for paid county court advocate roles across England and Wales [Legal Cheek Noticeboard]
