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Appealing approach

16th September 2011 | criminal law , human rights

Are we too suspicious of the McCluskey "certification" proposal?

3rd July 2011 | criminal law , human rights

McCluskey interim report useful, but more work to be done

22nd June 2011 | civil litigation , criminal law , human rights

Scottish Human Rights Commission open letter to Members of the Scottish Parliament

2nd June 2011 | criminal law , government/administration , human rights

Scottish ministers have surely overstepped the mark this time

2nd June 2011 | criminal law , government/administration , human rights

Open letter re the Scottish Government's attack on Scottish judges

27th May 2011 | criminal law , human rights

Criminal cases and the Supreme Court

13th May 2011 | human rights

Article 8 or Article 10: that is the question

Do individuals' remedies have to be put on hold pending court challenges to legislation?

24th February 2011 | government/administration , human rights

Do we need a constitution watchdog to protect us from Government whims?

17th December 2010 | family/child law , human rights

Another human rights decision shows the court's ability to see the bigger picture

10th December 2010 | government/administration , human rights

Can we release the "untapped potential" of the Convention?

27th October 2010 | criminal law , human rights

Glasgow Bar Association briefing to MSPs