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September 2001

President’s report
As a solicitor in rural practice, the President is acutely aware of the difficulties in recruiting newly qualified solicitors
Balancing rights of complainer and accused
Considers the sexual character provisions in the Sexual Offences (Procedure and Evidence) (Scotland) Bill and how the English case R v A might inform debate
Young solicitors shun rural practice
Rural firms are struggling to attract young solicitors to fill assistant level positions, sparking fears of a manpower shortage in outlying firms
Ordinary rule of expenses doesn’t apply
The second part of a review of the role of the sheriff in firearms appeals
Pragmatic approach to voluntary arrangements
Roundup of insolvency issues, including proposals for reform of bankruptcy and continuing difficulties with company voluntary arrangements
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In this issue

  • President’s report
  • Balancing rights of complainer and accused
  • Young solicitors shun rural practice
  • Ordinary rule of expenses doesn’t apply
  • Pragmatic approach to voluntary arrangements
  • Complicating culpable homicide
  • Human Rights Act one year on
  • Domain name disputes – all you need to know
  • Loose ends can lead to claims
  • Freedom to obtain medical services abroad
  • Book reviews

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