The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Andy Burnham proposes major reforms of justice system in wake of Hillsborough verdicts [Liverpool Echo]
‘Gay cake’ case: Northern Ireland Attorney General says judgement against Ashers was wrong [BBC News]
Why law banning legal highs will fail [The Guardian]
Thousands on the run after skipping court bail [BBC News]
Belle de Jour author cautions MPs over rethink of prostitution laws [The Guardian]
Police helicopter team in court accused of filming people having sex [The Telegraph]
13 ways you might be accidentally breaking the law, according to lawyers [The Independent]
Judge refuses attempt to force alleged hacker Lauri Love to hand over passwords [The Telegraph]
British liberty: The legal case against the EU [Breitbart]
Sponsored: Barrister rubber ducks, legal advice dice, comedy law mugs and much, much more [Carbolic Smoke Ball Company]
Applications have opened for training contracts at Herbert Smith Freehills [Legal Cheek Hub]
“What utter garbage. Matthew Scott hit the nail on the head. I don’t see warnings being given before medical school lectures on oncology or gynaecological conditions or other “distressing” topics…” [Legal Cheek Comments]