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February 2010

More prejudicial than probative?
The fuller version of the January magazine article on violence risk assessment with actuarial risk assessment tools
Another age
President's message: It's time for the profession to embrace ABS, rather than attempt to turn back the clock
Resolution is the key
Opinion comment that solicitors have a key role to play in determining whether the new Scottish arbitration law results in a renaissance in arbitration work in this jurisdiction
On the record
Report on the round table discussion convened by Information Commissioner Kevin Dunion, on freedom of information in Scotland after five years in force
Chequing out
Registers page: from 1 April, direct debit will have to be used for prepaid registration fees
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In this issue

  • More prejudicial than probative?
  • Another age
  • Resolution is the key
  • On the record
  • Chequing out
  • ABS workout
  • Know your books
  • Family business and business families
  • Forum of choice?
  • A right to silence?
  • What does it mean to be a solicitor?
  • Traineeships down over 25%
  • Law reform update
  • From the Brussels office
  • Appreciation: Alfred Phillips
  • Appreciation: John Sinclair
  • Training for success
  • From here... to maternity
  • Ask Ash
  • The move in-house - do you have what it takes?
  • Big decisions
  • Balancing exercise
  • Belief boundaries
  • Details, details, details
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Website review
  • Book reviews
  • Tougher regime
  • No guarantees?
  • Title insurance for insolvency practitioners
  • PSG update

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