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South Africa has withdrawn notification of its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court following a ruling by the country's High Court. The opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) successfully argued that Parliament had to be consulted in order for the country to withdraw.

Some of the finest legal minds in Scotland have gathered for special photographs to commemorate International Women’s Day 2017.In the first image, a group of members of the Faculty of Advocates – practising counsel and others now serving as Court of Session and High Court judges – was capture

Views on applying the insurance law regime to driverless cars are sought by a Commons committee as part of its consideration of a bill intended to modernise the transport system for businesses and passengers.The Public Bill Committee is now accepting written evidence on the Vehicle Technology and Av

Lord Mance A Supreme Court Justice has called it “critical” that the role of judges in a representative democracy is properly understood as one of applying the law and not making it, broadly speaking.

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A former prisoner who claimed that the policy of hand-cuffing him when he was escorted from jail to hospital for medical appointments while he was serving his sentence breached his human rights has had a damages claim dismissed. Easdale Campbell, who was convicted of attempted murder in 1996, argued

Caroline Gardner A project to build a national IT system for Police Scotland followed good practice in its early stages but ultimately collapsed due to a "damaging loss of trust" between those involved and fundamental disagreements about what the programme needed to deliver, according to an auditor�

Pictured top row (L-R): Alan Gilfillan, Kirsten Knight, Sindi Mules, Karen Gibbons and Margaret Ross. Bottom row (L-R): Sarah Shiels, Irene Turner, Julia Cryan and Stephanie McLaren.

Martin Sloan Martin Sloan explains why data risk compliance should be at the top of the boardroom agenda.

Syrian families in Edinburgh have presented the Faculty of Advocates with a special artwork in thanks for a Burns Supper held in their honour.

Figures released today by Registers of Scotland (RoS) show a 3.3 per cent year on year rise in property sales across Scotland, with 99,860 total sales. RoS’ Annual Market Review 2016 found that the last calendar year was a relatively stable period for the Scottish residential property market, comp

Caroline Loudon TLT continues to grow its licensing team with the arrival of Lindsays head of licensing & gambling Caroline Loudon. Ms Loudon’s arrival at the firm comes shortly after that of licensing solicitor, Michael McDougall, who also joined from Lindsays. Both will work out of TLT's Gla

An assault case has been referred to the High Court of Justiciary by the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission as a possible miscarriage of justice. In accordance with the commission’s statutory obligations, a statement of reasons for its decision has been sent to the High Court and Crown Offi

Maya Foa The family of a UK resident who campaigns against the death penalty in Bahrain is coming under sustained attack, human rights group Reprieve has warned Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.

Peter Grant Hutchison In this year's SLN Annual Review, Terra Firma’s Peter Grant Hutchison looks back at the year in employment law, from the controversial Trade Union Act 2016, with its 50 per cent timeout requirement to the application of the Equality Act at the European level. In Dansk Industr