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The half-baked doughnuts saga

The real questions for discussion over the Access to Justice Committee's SLAB plan?

3rd September 2010 | civil litigation , criminal law , law society of scotland

Committee's ambitious plans deserve support

5th August 2010 | civil litigation

The civil courts review proposals must be pushed forward despite the public spending constraints

15th February 2010 | civil litigation , criminal law , professional regulation

Is the Faculty of Advocates missing the point in its response to the Thomson review?

11th February 2010 | civil litigation , government/administration

Public interest trumps government relations in Mohamed case

22nd January 2010 | civil litigation

Is the Faculty's response to Gill just a predictable rearguard action?

12th November 2009 | civil litigation

Everyone seems to be talking pro bono, and we should welcome that

9th October 2009 | civil litigation , law society of scotland

Lord Gill consulted extensively on his civil courts review and we should press ahead with his recommendations

1st October 2009 | civil litigation

Civil courts review is bold attempt to bring improvements

10th April 2009 | civil litigation

Extended civil eligibility is no giveaway

12th March 2009 | civil litigation , criminal law , professional regulation

Any review of solicitor advocates and rights of audience has to be seen to be impartial

23rd February 2009 | civil litigation , criminal law

Solicitor advocates right to support call for review