The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Worboys victims head to High Court to challenge release [Sky News]
‘Right to be forgotten’: High Court hears second Google case [The Guardian]
Legal bar for convicting healthcare professionals of manslaughter is ‘too low’, medical organisation warns [The Telegraph]
Law degrees to be graded gold, silver and bronze under new government proposals [Legal Cheek]
Alcohol price law ‘important tool’ in tackling drinking [BBC News]
As survivors of domestic violence, we know this new law will fail others [The Guardian]
West Ham in £100 million legal dispute with their London Stadium landlords over capacity and revenue [The Telegraph]
Charles Manson’s grandson wins court battle for notorious killer’s corpse [Evening Standard]
Donald Trump’s lawyers try to stop TV interview with porn star and alleged fling Stormy Daniels being broadcast [Mirror]
Job alert: Caseworkers sought for top immigration law firm’s Birmingham office [Legal Cheek Hub]
“More transparency is good. But I feel the ‘overall quality’ of a law degree is poorly judged by student feedback and graduate salaries.” [Legal Cheek comments]
