The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Terrorism Act incompatible with human rights, court rules in David Miranda case [The Guardian]
Iraqi lawyer paid fortune in taxpayers’ cash to quiz Our Boys… again [The Sun]
Leonardo DiCaprio uses French privacy law to prevent pictures of him kissing Rihanna in a nightclub from being published [Mail Online]
Tony Blair, the lawyer, “thought winning the argument was the same as making the change” [The Independent]
Paris attacks: Victim’s mother “to sue Belgium” [BBC News]
Lord Janner: CPS and police were ‘wrong’ not to prosecute earlier, says official report [The Telegraph]
Joshua Rozenberg: People with advanced dementia have no place in court [The Guardian]
Lawyer to teacher: Meet the career-changers [The Telegraph]
Judge in Rangers case targeted by internet bloggers [The Scotsman]
American woman facing jail for Facebook tag [Huffington Post]
Training contract with immediate start up for grabs at a commercial property firm based in London [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Whoever would’ve thought working as a solicitor in the City would be stressful!” [Legal Cheek Comments]