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Dewar Debate finalists tackle "right to be forgotten"
Holyrood climax for Society-sponsored tournament this Thursday
Student law clinics meet this week for summer workshop
Glasgow Caledonian University to host annual event
Student loan age limit of 55 breaches human rights, judge rules
Unlawful discrimination in right to education
Disability claim fails after ADHD Gordonstoun pupil barred for sex
Tribunal entitled to reject evidence on significance and causation
Scots law schools climb in UK rankings
Eight move up in latest university guide
Glasgow law teacher wins European excellence award
Diener Prize to be awarded to Professor Jim Murdoch
Street Law initiative gains Ashurst support
Firm becomes second sponsor of Society's schools project
Parents affected by faulty schools should make claim, lawyer urges
Thompsons partner says Edinburgh families have "statable case"
CMS opens applications for 2016 bursaries
Support offered for five qualifying students from across UK
Strathclyde Law Clinic appeals for more volunteer lawyers
High public demand for "first Wednesday" clinic
Society opens survey for views on trainee support
Opportunity to influence future service provision
Aberdeen retains student negotiating team title
Scottish winners progress to international final
Society underpins trainee pay rates with living wage
Recommended rates also to rise from June
SYLA announces Civil Day Conference details
Wide ranging programme covers court craft and civil law
Aberdeen Law Project names new student director
Louise Sloan to take over from Lindsay McCormick
Two key bills pass final Holyrood stage
Education and Carers Bills given unopposed stage 3 approval
Four more solicitors awarded Signet Accreditation
Successful candidates pass in employment and commercial litigation
2015 traineeship figures show further rise in places
Society reports 2% increase to 540 in those starting
Dewar tournament school debaters take on historical injustices
62 teams contest this month's second round
Final pre-qualifying solicitor exam could be introduced in England
SRA consults on achieving common standard of competence
LSEW brings in "good practice" trainee rates
Recommended pay comes a year after mandatory rate abolition
Judicial Institute's Hub wins European innovation prize
"Crystal Scales of Justice" awarded to Scottish training body
Tribute as teacher pioneer of Faculty's "MiniTrials" retires
Trinity's Joan Spencer stepping down after 13 years
Education Bill may not deliver real change in attainment, MSPs report
Committee believes more radical approach may be needed