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A dental health nurse who was dismissed after being denied legal representation in disciplinary proceedings against her NHS employer cannot challenge the decisions by way of judicial review, a Court of Session judge has ruled. Lord Burns refused a petition by Susan Dryburgh, who was dismissed by NHS

Legislation should be passed to make pitch invasions at football matches a criminal offence according to a new report on the incident at the Scottish Cup Final this year. The Scottish Football Association (SFA) commissioned Sheriff Principal Bowen QC to produce the report, which asks whether invadin

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Craig Neilson Keeping track of decisions being taken will be crucial under the SMCR, writes Craig Neilson.

Inverness Sheriff Court has paid tribute to Golspie procurator fiscal Alasdair MacDonald, who has passed away at the age of 60, The Northern Timesreports. Mr MacDonald passed away after a brief battle with cancer, his funeral was held at the Fountain Road Church Hall, Golspie last week.

Scottish Legal News regrets to report the passing of Frank Gallagher of Mackinnon Advocates. The Faculty said in a statement: "The Faculty of Advocates is saddened to hear of the sudden death of one our practising members, Frank Gallagher. He was a popular member of Faculty and highly regarded by hi

John Schorah Weightmans LLP has announced a turnover of £95.1 million for the 2015/2016 financial year, an increase of almost £6m on the previous year’s result of £89.2m.

An enterprising alleged criminal used a drone to film people using an ATM in a high-tech operation reported to police last June. The man behind the operation used the machine to film people as they entered their PINs into a cash machine in Templepatrick, Co Antrim.

A man found guilty of two charges of using lewd, indecent and libidinous practices and behaviour towards two pre-pubescent girls on the basis of “mutual corroboration” has successfully appealed against his conviction. The Criminal Appeal Court ruled in the case of RG v Her Majesty’s Advocate t

Police Scotland’s mole hunt made in order to reveal journalistic sources was unlawful according to a judicial tribunal. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ordered the single force to pay a journalist whose communications were intercepted £10,000 in compensation.

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Richard McMeeken Richard McMeeken provides an update on an important commercial law decision in the Supreme Court case of Bailey and another v Angove's PTY Limited.

A 32 year old from North Yorkshire has been ordered to serve a minimum of 27 years in jail for the murder of Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah. The High Court in Glasgow heard that on 24 March this year, having driven from Bradford, Tanveer Ahmed entered a newsagent on Minard Road and began arguing with