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March 2005

Sell or transfer?
Longer version of briefing published in February 2005 issue, page 44
ASBOs and young people
What to look for when acting for a young person facing an antisocial behaviour order application
The next test: what to charge
President's message: cost of time, terms of engagement and client communication all move up the scale of importance as the Table of Fees has to be withdrawn
A glaring hole in child protection
Opinion that there is a serious anomaly in the law where it constructs complex child-protection measures but turns a blind eye to sexually explicit matter on magazine shelves
Vital voices
Briefing by the Victims and Witnesses Unit on key features of the Vulnerable Witnesses Act; plus interview with Raymond McMenamin of the Criminal Law Committee and comment from SCRA and Children 1st
https://lawware.co.uk/

In this issue

  • Sell or transfer?
  • ASBOs and young people
  • The next test: what to charge
  • A glaring hole in child protection
  • Vital voices
  • Is Holyrood passing the buck?
  • Social revolution
  • A profitable exercise
  • The future... and it works
  • Competition cases take off
  • Take it from here
  • A rough guide to dealing with complaints
  • Taking a line, online
  • Raising the game
  • Ask the Panel
  • Drawing the line
  • Playing away
  • Freeing up services
  • Let the access taker beware
  • Website reviews
  • Book reviews
  • Partners please
  • SDLT goes online
  • Urgent cases only!
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