The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
EU: Attacks on civilians in Aleppo “breach” humanitarian law [The Telegraph]
British troops must face investigation for war crimes in Iraq, insists Corbyn [The Express]
The many hurdles of Brexit [Jack of Kent]
Brussels must fight and beat McDonald’s in the battle for tax justice [The Observer]
Labour delays justice review until summer 2017 [Law Society Gazette]
Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar killed outside court before trial [Sky News]
Brexit: Northern Irish legal challenge to referendum to involve Attorney General [The Independent]
What makes a ‘Smart Contract’ smart? [Future of Law Blog]
The law is an ass: Mooning banned at arse end of the world [The Register]
Stressed out? LawCare is here to help: call confidentially [LawCare]
Event: How to become a projects lawyer – with Burges Salmon. Apply to attend here [Legal Cheek Hub]
“A mate of mine got put for the duration of his vac scheme in a corner office with this obese flatulent partner who’d periodically nuke the room so bad his eyes would water.” [Legal Cheek Comments]