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Christmas sing-a-long: ‘Working in a Mitchell Wonderland’
Now for a Jackson reforms-themed Christmas sing-a-long
Morning round-up: Monday 22 December
The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Legal pic of the day
Lord Denning featuring Ice Cube
High Court judge invokes King Lear to bemused divorcing couple
Along comes a clever-clogs on the bench spouting some early 17th-century iambic pentameter
Law students top the university shagging league
If you are studying the law, you are likely to claim to be a Casanova or Anastasia Steele character
Morning round-up: Friday 19 December
The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Legal pic of the day
Pie-chart poser
Former bar student blasts law schools for ‘profiteering’ from academically weak applicants
Providers are coining it from foreigners with woeful English language skills, while regulators stand by, argues star student
Two Linklaters partners fall on swords after Oktoberfest punch-up
Munich-based high-fliers resign after falling out over a female student at traditional German beer-based marathon
Wannabe solicitor launches ‘class action’ against King’s College re-brand
Students fear dropping "college" from uni's name will hit prestige of their degree -- and they want compensation
Morning round-up: Thursday 18 December
The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Legal pic of the day
Santa Clause
Research: 43% of UK partners at magic and silver circle law firms attended Oxbridge
City law preference for Oxford and Cambridge rises at partner level
11 Christmas struggles that only a law student will understand
"Tis the season to be jolly" -- but not if you're studying law
Morning round-up: Wednesday 17 December
The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Legal pic of the day
Law firm hit by Viagra hack
Magistrate who posted similar gun photo to Bar Standards Board investigations chief is sacked from judiciary
When should a gun photo cost you your job?
There is an English court where gavels are actually used
Small wooden hammer is not restricted to the US, it emerges
A solution to the Band Aid lyrics controversy: apply them to lawyers
As the 'Do they know it's Christmas' single is criticised for its "cultural ignorance", WaitroseLaw wonders if its message would be better-suited to stressed-out lawyers
Morning round-up: Tuesday 16 December
The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
Legal pic of the day
The Iron Throne: coming to a courtroom near you?