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Police in Vermont discovered dozens of marijuana plants after an eight-year-old boy allegedly admitted helping his mother's boyfriend grow "special medicine", The Barr Montpelier Times-Argus reports. The child told school officials - and later police - that his mother's partner grew "special medicin

Gordon Jackson QC Gordon Jackson QC has joined Brian McConnachie QC in responding to the Lord President, Lord Carloway’s criticism of defence lawyers in sexual offence trials.

Lady Wise A company behind a proposed new wind farm which challenged a decision to refuse planning permission for the development has had a petition for judicial review dismissed.

A company has been held vicariously liable for the actions of an employee at its petrol station who made an unprovoked attack on a customer after the Supreme Court said the “close connection” test was satisfied. The court, comprising Lord Neuberger, Lady Hale, Lord Dyson, Lord Reed and Lord Toul

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Shami Chakrabarti Police will be able to hack electronic devices in order to access users’ web browsing history under the revised Investigatory Powers Bill.

The Scottish Young Lawyers’ Association (SYLA) has welcomed the news that the Law Society of Scotland has agreed an increase to both its recommended and mandatory minimum pay rates for trainee solicitors. The Law Society’s Council agreed that, from April 2016, only trainee contracts that are at

The First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has announced that councils across Scotland will be able to raise the council tax levy by up to 3 per cent from April 2017, following a nine-year cap on rates. While those living in bands A to D will be unaffected by the change, those in E to H bands will see the

Sheenagh Adams Registers of Scotland (RoS) will start to move land and property titles from the deeds-based General Register of Sasines onto the map-based Land Register later this year.

Donald MacKinnon Donald MacKinnon discusses the possible effects of Brexit on employment law and health & safety regulations.

Andrew Flanagan Police Scotland’s watchdog has called for whistleblowing procedures in the force to be improved so officers can bring complaints related to internal affairs.

A Catholic clergyman filmed snorting a line of what could be cocaine has taken leave from the priesthood. Father Stephen Crossan is reported to have sniffed the drug with a £10 note in Banbrdige, County Down last July.

Donald Barlow Wealth management firm, Anderson Strathern Asset Management, has announced the appointment of Donald Barlow to its investment team.

Douglas Alexander Pinsent Masons today announced the appointment of former Secretary of State for International Development Douglas Alexander as a strategic adviser to the firm.

The Scottish Civil Justice Council (SCJC) has published its second newsletter update. At its meeting last week the council agreed to consider draft rules by correspondence in thePostal Administration Rules (Scotland) 2016 with a view that they be submitted to the Court of Session for consideration b