Legal news
Three-way partnership creates Scottish Women's Rights Centre
First advice centre for Scottish survivors of gender-based violence
Ministers abandon corroboration abolition provision
Criminal Justice Bill to go ahead without controversial section
Cashroom employee faces jail for taking £178,000
MMS ledger supervisor ran scheme for making double payments
Society, Faculty greet Bonomy report
Welcome for support for post-corroboration safeguards
Bonomy reports on proposed post-corroboration safeguards
Measures include audio-visual recording of all suspect interviews
Immigration marriage cases must look at both spouses' rights: Inner House
Two appeal decisions go against Home Office refusals
Which? lodges super-complaint over supermarket price offers
Consumer body alleges "confusing and misleading" practices
Thorntons gears up for Edinburgh expansion
Office move paves way for new staff and practice areas
Morton Fraser promotes four to partner
Eleven now advanced in past year
Court rejects contention that football sectarian singing law unclear
Accused lose appeal against conviction for singing "Roll of Honour"
Advocate and solicitor appointed sheriffs
Robert Weir QC and Joan Kerr to join bench
Glasgow 2015: Commonwealth Law Conference reports
Blogs and tweets from the Journal
Law reformers hold Edinburgh conference
Scottish Law Commission hosting Commonwealth meeting
Commonwealth lawyers gather in Glasgow
More than 700 expected to attend biennial conference
Ledingham Chalmers named "Investor in Young People"
Claim to be first law firm to gain accreditation
Lord Advocate releases draft human trafficking victim guidelines
"Strong presumption against prosecution" where compulsion evident
SYLA to hold further "Women in Law" event this month
Inspiring professionals named who will share their experiences
Gillespie Macandrew announces new board as Turnbull steps down
Chris West to be chief executive and Murray Shaw chairman
Lawyers honour their Great War dead with new memorial
Society hopes to create full record of those who fell
Prosecution service embarks on customer survey
12 day window to give views on experience of contact
Bank executor not entitled to appoint attorney, sheriff rules
Law settled that executor must carry out duties personally
Further private tenancy proposals published for views
Ministers consult on further detail of new legal regime
Two new human rights commissioners appointed
Lawyer Susan Kemp and GP Alan Mitchell join SHRC
Four promoted at Digby Brown
Two new partners and two associates at PI firm