The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law firm accused British soldier of Iraq killing that Danes had already admitted [The Telegraph]
Freed double killer gets lifelong anonymity as victim’s family are warned to go under-cover for their own safety [Mail Online]
France adopts sedated dying law as compromise on euthanasia [The Guardian]
Ai Weiwei says he’s closing Danish exhibition in protest of refugee law [New York Times]
We can’t make prosecuting child abusers easier just so we make ourselves feel better [The Telegraph]
Calls for Iain Duncan Smith to quit after damning Bedroom Tax judgement [The Mirror]
Rebekah Brooks hacking trial lawyer Angus McBride joins News UK as general counsel [Press Gazette]
Five cleared over Libor rate rigging [BBC News]
Saudi Arabia urged to make more of its human rights successes by Foreign Office minster Tobias Ellwood [The Independent]
Victoria’s Secret sued by lingerie designer for stealing her “inventive” push-up bra idea [The Mirror]
Global firm Dentons are now inviting applications from non-law student for their training contract positions [Legal Cheek Hub]
“When will people learn? A Desmondee is not of a suitable calibre for a career in law” [Legal Cheek Comments]