The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Impact of cuts to legal aid to come under review [The Guardian]
Human rights lawyer: prisoner votes plan is ‘cynical’ [BBC News]
Couples could divorce entirely online in government bid to save £250m and shake up court system [The Sun]
Google slams EU for record-breaking fine in court appeal [Independent]
Belgium sets up English-language court to cash in on Brexit [News 24]
Court bars Donald Trump from banning transgender people from military [Metro]
Artificial intelligence takes the drudgery out of legal work [Globe and Mail]
Judge thinks suspect who asked for a ‘lawyer, dawg,’ was asking for a ‘lawyer dog’ [New York Magazine]
Egyptian lawyer says raping women in revealing clothing is ‘national duty’ [Euronews]
Lawyer slams Holyrood sexual harassment ‘silence’ [BBC News]
Judge can’t believe she’s been added to ‘known terrorist list’ [Above The Law]
Key graduate recruitment deadlines calendar [Legal Cheek Careers]
Where do you draw the line in the legal world when social lives, due to the time spent in the office, cross with personal lives..? [Legal Cheek comments]