The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Calais migrants given green light to use European human rights laws to come to Britain [The Telegraph]
Kit Kat have been told they can’t copyright the four-finger chocolate bar [Vice]
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange WILL be questioned over sex assault allegations after Swedish police “strike a deal with the Ecuadorian embassy where he fled three years ago” [Mail Online]
Controversial Making a Murderer lawyer: ‘I don’t get Netflix at home’ [The Guardian]
*Badum tish* [Twitter]
A legal assessor in his last week at Westminster Mags reflects: 'I love the work, but there's a lot of cons.'
— CourtNewsUK (@CourtNewsUK) January 20, 2016
How domestic violence victims are still at risk, even in a courtroom [BuzzFeed]
What a break up really does to your heart: Law student’s Fitbit captured the exact moment he got dumped over the phone [Mail Online]
Family lawyers face new curbs on court bundles [Law Society Gazette]
10% of college graduates think Judge Judy is on the Supreme Court [CNN]
King & Wood Mallesons are now accepting applications from first year students wishing to attend their open days [Legal Cheek Hub]
“I saw Lord Neuberger trying on some spray-on jeans down at Topman this morning. Pretty fetching if you ask me but he kept tutting at himself in the mirror.” [Legal Cheek Comments]