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From rape law to war crimes: The hardest part of ‘hard subjects’ is teaching them
Academics and students grapple with trigger warnings and ‘cold calling’
Morning round-up: Wednesday 29 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Judge who popped out of court for sandwich ‘rugby tackled’ to floor by litigant
Assailant has now been sentenced to five months for bruise-inducing assault
Nine Linklaters lawyers accept 33% pay cut to work 40-hour week
Associates give reduced hours scheme a go
The winner of the Cambridge ‘best bum’ competition is a law student — again
Do lawyers have the best bums?
Law’s gender pay gap is worse than any other degree’s
Recent graduates’ salaries far more equal in architecture, engineering and computer science
Morning round-up: Tuesday 28 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Revealed: 40% of EU leaders are law graduates
Will lawyer skills work in their favour during Brexit negotiations?
Don’t pay for training contract advice, Junior Lawyers Division urges
Exclusive: Is it ‘exploitative’, or a case of 'nothing is free'?
Supreme Court will travel to Belfast to hear ‘gay cake’ case
Lady Hale and friends out on the road
Morning round-up: Monday 27 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Commercial awareness bible doesn’t know what Brexit’s effect will be on City law either
Confusion reigns supreme at The Economist in same week top judges stumble over ECJ plans
11 things you’ll only understand if you study law at the University of Oxford
Are you your college’s textbook snake?
Exploring Lady Hale’s X factor
Supreme Court president's disarming charisma has earned her fans more loyal than One Direction's
Morning round-up: Friday 24 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Two-thirds of recent law graduates earn under £20k
But education add-ons could see lawyer salaries rocket
Self-confessed ‘country girl’ Lady Hale reveals she rejected a magic circle training contract
Things could have been very different for top judge
Morning round-up: Thursday 23 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Brexit Bill ‘weakens parliament’, Neuberger tells lawyers and City financiers
Supreme Court's former president says parliament will be supreme 'in name only'
Website that allows people to raffle off their homes unwittingly includes lawyer’s advice in T&Cs
It was launched by a Westminster law grad