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Lord Carloway Lord Carloway has called for alleged rape victims to be safeguarded from aggressive cross-examination in court.

Professor Jane Mair

The Law Society of Scotland prosecuted 31 cases of misconduct before the independent Scottish Solicitors’ Discipline Tribunal (SSDT) in 2014-2015 and made 25 findings of professional misconduct. The SSDT has published its annual report for 2015. The report states that the tribunal heard and made d

Carole Ewart The Jimmy Reid Foundation has published a new policy paper on why Scotland must do better to respect, protect and fulfil human rights across devolved functions.

John Grant

Alison Reid A charity that gives legal help to children and young people in Scotland has intervened to assist thevSupreme Court in the ongoing judicial review proceedings regarding "Named Person" provisions of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014.

Mark Burgess DLA Piper will host a free seminar this Friday on the imminent changes to second home buying following the introduction of the extra charge for buy-to-let properties and second homes which was supported by MSPs last month.

Philip Rodney Burness Paull LLP has secured its position as Scotland’s biggest and busiest transactional corporate law firm in Business Insider’s list of the top performing legal dealmakers.

Neil Richardson Police Scotland should have no involvement in an investigation into whether it acted criminally by spying on one of its detectives according to MSPs.

Christine McLintock Christine McLintock, president of the Law Society of Scotland delivered the Aberdeen Law Project’s Annual Lecture last month on “Access to justice in the 21st century”.

Paul Wheelhouse A draft bill which removes a barrier on survivors who were abused as children seeking civil damages in court has been published.

Alison McInnes MSP A CCTV operator has alleged regular breaches of protocol at a council in Scotland, The Ferret reports.