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David Strang Half of the inmates at Scotland’s only all-female prison lack direct access to a toilet, according to a new report by the prison watchdog.

Paul Hilton ESPC has released its annual review of 2015, and a forecast for 2016.

Frances McMenamin QC Scottish Legal Training’s Criminal Law Masterclass will take place on Saturday 23 January.

Scottish Legal Training's Criminal Law Masterclass and Personal Injury Masterclass early bird offers end on 23 December. All bookings received ON OR BEFORE 23 December will attract an advanced offer price of £125 plus VAT.

A man convicted of possessing a handgun and assaulting two police officers has failed in his appeal to the Supreme Court which acted in its capacity as a court for determining compatibility issues. President of the Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger, sitting with Deputy President Lady Hale, Lord Sumption

Earlier this year, the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission (SLCC) took the decision to publish determination decisions and, towards the end of December, it will be publishing decisions made in the quarter July to September 2015. At the same time as publishing its first set of decisions, it will be

The Scottish Young Lawyers’ Association (SYLA) has announced its final event to conclude 2015. Members are invited to gather at Indigo Yard in Edinburgh for the final social of the year.

Lord Neuberger Lord Neuberger delivered a speech on science and law at the Royal Society in London in which he discussed the different ways in which lawyers and scientists reason as well as the use of science in the courtroom.

Two women who claimed their estranged husbands hid the true extent of their finances and that they were entitled to more money in their divorce settlements have won their appeals at the UK Supreme Court. In both cases, President of the Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger, sitting with Deputy President Lad

Photo by Bodo, CC BY 2.0. The shape of a KitKat alone is not distinctive enough for consumers to associate it with the snack, the European Court of Justice has ruled.

The Society of Solicitor Advocates has issued a statement in response to the decision in the case of Yazdanparast v Her Majesty’s Advocate in which it expresses disappointment that the High Court has criticised the independence, integrity and professionalism of criminal defence solicitor advocates

An Aberdeen man who admitted taking a bus for a drug-fuelled joyride has been sentenced to prison for 33 months. Hans Reid, 26, told Aberdeen Sheriff Court that he took the Stagecoach vehicle from Aberdeen's main bus station in May.

Photo credit: "Jesse Jackson 2013" by AFGE - https://www.flickr.com/photos/afge/10196156245/. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Civil rights leader the Reverend Jesse Jackson (pictured) is to receive an honorary degree from the University of Edinburgh at the Edinburgh International Boo

Amendments suggested by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) to tackle online copyright infringement would see file sharers punished by up to ten years in prison. File sharers have been threatened with criminal charges in the past – even where they did not seek financial gain or share in the cou

Shami Chakrabarti The early bird offer for Scottish Legal Training's event “Shami Chakrabarti On Liberty” will end after August 7.