The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Court fee rises deny justice for workers and create “divorce tax” [Politics Home]
Legal experts on Donald Trump: “He lacks respect for basic norms” [The Guardian]
After £7m Veyo loss, now Law Society writes off £5m for failed internal IT project [Legal Futures]
Lowell Goddard should not be trying to decide whether Lord Janner was guilty of child sexual abuse [Law Society Gazette]
David Allen Green calls out Penny Mordaunt MP [Twitter]
A false statement like this from an armed services minister is concerning. https://t.co/EZXnTpIr99
— David Allen Green (@DavidAllenGreen) 19 June 2016
On World Refugee Day, what is a refugee and how are they protected? [Rights Info]
Take the hint, Mr Justice Peter Smith: leave the bench now [The Guardian]
An expensive law degree, and no place to use it [New York Times]
Judge Rinder on his put-downs, famous friends and how he keeps fit [The Mirror]
Michael Gove On UKIP’s anti-EU poster: “When I saw it, I shuddered” [BuzzFeed]
Why do I need to know my professional obligations when I’m studying academic law, which is a distinct and valuable stage? [Legal Cheek comments]
Applications are open for training contracts at Burges Salmon [Legal Cheek Hub]