Jacqueline Cook: Will Islands Act live up to lofty aims?
Jacqueline Cook Jacqueline Cook looks at recently passed legislation aiming to promote and prot ...
Published 21 August 2018
Elizabeth Burnley CBE made lay member of Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland
Elizabeth Burnley CBE has been appointed a lay member of the Judicial Appointments Board for Scotlan ...
Published 21 August 2018
Call for applications for Scottish justice fellowships
The Scottish government, the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR) and the Scottish ...
Published 21 August 2018
In pictures: Gilson Gray welcomes interns
Another group of interns arrived this week in Gilson Gray's Glasgow office. Gemma Bryant, Dru ...
Published 21 August 2018
England: Criminal bar urges caution over routine filming of Crown Court trials
The incoming chair of the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) in England and Wales ...
Published 21 August 2018
Shetland briefing session on EU citizens’ rights and Brexit to be held next month
Solicitors and immigration advisors in the Shetlands will have an opportunity to attend a free brief ...
Published 21 August 2018
Strathclyde postgraduate law conference on technological challenges seeks submissions
Submissions are being sought for an upcoming postgraduate law conference at the University of Strath ...
Published 21 August 2018
England: Charges dropped against Hillsborough police chief Sir Norman Bettison
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has announced that it has dropped criminal charges aga ...
Published 21 August 2018
'Common tragedy' clause in will nets Oxfam £41 million
A business tycoon who died in a plane crash has reportedly left £41 million to the charity Oxf ...
Published 21 August 2018
And finally... own goal
FIFA has quietly removed "corruption" from its code of ethics as part of its first overhaul since ma ...
Published 21 August 2018
