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Cambridge law student goes public about creepy rubber duck stalking campaign
Undergraduate who has done mini-pupillages at two top sets tells world about attracting unwanted attention
City lawyers can’t agree if they should fill the legal aid gap
National Pro Bono week kicks off with a disagreement about Justice Secretary Michael Gove's grand plan
Morning round-up: Tuesday 3 November
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Inner Temple votes to cut library space by nearly 60% so it can build a lecture theatre
Move comes as rumours of not-for-profit BPTC continue to swirl
There is a new contender for the worst attempt at a fraudulent personal injury claim ever
Police release footage of fake slip that saw man jailed for fraud
Why is nobody talking about this Friday’s Inns of Court scholarship deadline?
£5 million in cash and rent-free flats in central London up for grabs, but publicity is minimal
Ethnic minority City lawyers still under-represented at the top
Only a handful of internationalist firms reflect diversity of the general UK population
Morning round-up: Monday 2 November
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
A practising barrister who failed to declare his old criminal convictions has been disbarred
Omissions come back to haunt forgery barrister 16 years later
Police investigate after sex attack on paralegal’s miniature Shetland pony
Tiny horse was found badly injured, with two separate internal injuries
The unintentionally positive effects of the Witchcraft Act are still being felt today
Laws against witchcraft were pivotal in the creation of modern concepts of evidence; they also gave women a voice in court as witnesses
Not accepting students with 2:2s is ‘discriminatory’, argues top legal academic
Dr Steven Vaughan says degree class doesn’t tell the whole story
City law firm trainee pukes on senior colleagues at awards ceremony
Stephenson Harwood rookie "extremely embarrassed" after vomiting on three associates
Morning round-up: Friday 30 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Lawyers: a car park comparison
Image captures difference between haves and have-nots in corporate law
Top Blackstone Chambers QC rejects Oxford prof’s claim that technology will destroy legal profession
Lawyers survived email and Twitter -- and they'll survive everything else, predicts David Pannick QC
Blogging ex-judge gives exclusive insight into one of most influential cases of past 150 years
Former Court of Appeal man reveals what it was like to decide Re A (conjoined twins)
Humans star Gemma Chan reveals that she nearly joined Slaughter and May
Oxford law graduate did vac scheme at magic circle firm
The top 15 law fair freebies of 2015
The stash creating the biggest stir on campus
Morning-round: Thursday 29 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Halloween is coming: Witch takes ‘world’s best-known warlock’ to court over harassment claims
Witches versus warlocks -- but who will triumph in court?