The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
It’s time to smarten up our act in the fight against cybercrime [The Telegraph]
Freedom of Information Act document leaks could become criminal [The Guardian]
Dyson prepares to restart legal battle with Bosch after EU court win [The Telegraph]
Lord Judge fears unscrutinised Brexit legislation [Law Society Gazette]
Donald Trump’s lawyer branded “super creepy” after posting picture of his daughter in lingerie online [The Mirror]
Gina Miller: “The dishonesty still goes on. That’s what I abhor” [The Guardian]
Chinese lawyer “wore torture device for a month” [BBC News]
Husband of a missing lawyer reveals she recently asked for a divorce after 23 years of marriage and claims she walked out to join a sect [Mail Online]
Facebook users will be given new legal right to delete all posts they made as teenagers, Tories announce [The Telegraph]
Legal clerk forced to leave Edinburgh courtroom because fussy sheriff said her typing was too loud [The Sun]
Apply to attend: The Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling General Election debate [Legal Cheek Hub]
“With public services on their knees and tuition fees rising, I predict even more bright young people turning to law/finance and away from medicine/civil service/charity.” [Legal Cheek Comments]