The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
The Supreme Court Judges’ green light to protestors: Just Stop Oil eco-zealots are understood to be exploiting a legal loophole to block roads and cause travel chaos across the UK [Mail Online]
Judges brought out of retirement to clear courts backlog [The Telegraph]
Prince Philip ‘wanted to sue The Crown’ over sister’s death portrayal [Independent]
We can’t leave children exposed to online harm. This law is our chance to protect them [The Observer]
North Ferriby: Council considers next move in asylum hotel legal fight [BBC News]
Solicitors accused of coercing vulnerable hospital patients into signing legal documents [Yorkshire Post]
Hong Kong’s first locally trained turbaned Sikh solicitor not afraid to stand out [South China Morning Post]
‘You have to fight for democracy’: Maria Ressa and her lawyer Amal Clooney on their quest for justice [The Guardian]
Natasa Pirc Musar: Slovenia elects lawyer as first female president [BBC News]
Texas lawyer accused of putting abortion drug in wife’s water [Independent]
“Current demand for individualised feedback is pathetic and shows no grasp of the realities of business or recruitment…” [Legal Cheek comments]
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