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Do my (unspectacular) first year results matter?
If so, how do I sweep my low 2.1 under the carpet?
Solicitor and law student launches crowdfunding campaign to ‘give Europeans a voice’ in UK’s EU exit
Yet another Brexit legal challenge on behalf of the lawyers
Morning round-up: Wednesday 13 July
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
One Direction superstar dating University of Exeter law student
Will the world famous popstar attend Celine Helene Vandycke’s graduation ceremony tomorrow?
Regulator opens its case against Harry Potter lawyer claiming ‘he lives in a fantasy world’
Disciplinary hearing gets underway despite no show from Alan Blacker
Research: 40% of female barristers say they have suffered harassment at work
The BSB will be writing to all chambers to help push for equality in the profession
Baroness Hale and Lady Justice Macur tipped for top jobs
May the best women win
Neo-Nazi who shot dead former Freshfields junior lawyer sentenced to 11-and-a-half years
Family outraged as Luke Holland’s killer given a reduced sentence because he was drunk
Bristol teenager who hasn’t gone to university yet to become honorary doctor of laws
She’ll be one of the youngest in the UK
Morning round-up: Tuesday 12 July
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
‘Pokémon Go’ craze reaches the heart of legal London
Augmented reality game allows users to catch on-screen characters using real-life locations -- including Inner Temple Library
Now Corbyn’s talking about a legal challenge
Lawyers disagree on the internal procedures for electing Labour’s next leader
Employment solicitor argues he’s victim of a ‘character assassination’ after former links to far right political party emerge
Lawyer exposed as ex-leader of British Resistance Party
1,054 barristers sign letter urging David Cameron to give parliament final say over Brexit
Lawyers fight back against shock EU referendum result -- again
Snoopers’ Charter: Lawyers’ fight to protect legal privilege reaches the House of Lords
Amendments supported by the Law Society and the Bar Council will be debated today
Law student complains that essay bought online was not up to scratch
And the internet goes wild
Morning round-up: Monday 11 July
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
CMS Cameron McKenna drafts in resource management guru to allocate work to junior lawyers
Increased red tape will improve efficiency... apparently
Elite commercial chambers moves into … criminal law
And you thought crime didn't pay
A message from the Court of Appeal: Stop with the ‘grandiloquent’ advocacy
Aspiring advocates, take note
Post-Brexit jitters: Berwin Leighton Paisner freezes pay amid ‘political and financial uncertainty’
But money is up at Travers Smith