The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
High Court judge baffled by cricket scoring [BBC News]
Computer users who damage national security could face jail [The Guardian]
China moves to enact Rule of Law, with caveats [New York Times]
Joshua Rozenberg: Why police transparency about terrorism arrests is to be welcomed [The Guardian]
CPS to launch review after “shambolic” fake marriage case collapses [The Independent]
Man accidentally texts probation officer in drug deal [WALB News]
Top Welsh QC in court after refusing to go through with the purchase of a £3.6m mansion riddled with dry rot [Wales Online]
Law students: seven ways to motivate yourself [The Guardian]
District Judge: “On occasion I’ve pretended not to a solicitor. Why anyone would pretend to be one is beyond me.” [Derry Now]
Is the CCRC giving Ched Evans preferential treatment? [Criminal Law Blog]
Residential conveyancing paralegal at well respected regional firm [Legal Cheek jobs]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“I would say that touching another person’s face with one’s gentleman’s parts is, by its very nature, sexual.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
