The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Ex-Lord Chancellor Michael Gove wades into Brexit judge abuse row [Legal Cheek]
Lord Judge warns over Article 50 appeal [BBC News]
Law to finally trigger Brexit already being written by Theresa May’s ministers [RT]
Attorney general defends judges criticised over Brexit ruling [The Guardian]
As a lawyer, I think Brexit High Court ruling is wrong [i News]
Specialist firms drive increase in negligence claims against solicitors [Global Legal Post]
Lawyers must not ‘prop up’ ailing legal aid system [Solicitors Journal]
Judges could need democratic controls, says UKIP contender [BBC News]
1297 And All That: how to impress a Brexit judge [Al’s Law]
Horrified law student is added to x-rated Facebook chat about what male classmates would like to do to her [Mirror]
Making A Murderer lawyer says he could have saved Lindy Chamberlain from a wrongful conviction – after baby Azaria was eaten by a dingo [Mail Online]
Final-year undergraduate and graduate workshops at Freshfields [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Surely this is evidence that the Lord Chancellor should be a lawyer? It’s difficult to think that anyone who had practised law would not condemn the attacks on the judges.” [Legal Cheek comments]