Legal news
Crown and police revise domestic abuse protocol
Definition expanded, but need for sufficient evidence emphasised
Angiolini to chair ICAS Discipline Board
Former Lord Advocate takes on new role
Lord Chief Justice weighs into Lord Chancellor at evidence hearing
Truss "completely and utterly wrong" over Brexit decision media criticism
Crown denied historic abuse case time bar extension due to evidence delays
Failure to act over housebound witness fatal to application
OPG tightens up on powers of attorney scrutiny
Trainees also barred from signing certificate
Foundation to benefit from sale of Society's Legal Post stake
£261,000 proceeds to support disadvantaged students
Undisputed admission against rape conviction review on Cadder grounds: UKSC
SCCRC did not err in deciding interests of justice not served by reference
Services sector needs EU free trade agreement, Lords warn
"Complex mutual provisions" required if UK leaves single market
Anwar elected rector of Glasgow University
Human rights solicitor wins more than half of all votes
Brexit legislation will impose huge burden, Institute finds
Government and Parliament could have to deal with 15 bills
Robson joins Children's Hearings Scotland board
Former Society officer takes on new role
Advocate appointed Deputy Traffic Commissioner
Hugh Olson chosen for part time post
Four teams set to contest Donald Dewar Debate final
Glasgow, Milngavie, Dundee and St Andrews represented in climax
Order removing college board not unlawful, court rules
Member fails in challenge based on human rights and common law
Education vital to increasing organ donation: Society
Opt-out system may not be enough in itself, response states
29 March to be article 50 trigger day
Official notification to begin two year negotiation period
Domestic Abuse Bill aims to tackle psychological abuse
Coercive and controlling behaviour targeted in new measure
Lords warn of Brexit risk to access to justice
Report flags need to replace EU cooperation agreements
Brexit equality plans "lack ambition", Commission tells ministers
EHRC publishes five point plan on strengthening rights status
DWF opens in Berlin as third German office
Partners move as DLA Piper closes in city
Promotions round at Ledingham Chalmers
Seven advance as two partners retire
Supreme Court declines to hear News Group Sheridan damages appeal
"No arguable point of law of general public importance"
Two new Court of Session judges appointed
Sheriff Paul Arthurson and Alan Summers to join bench
Pinsent Masons' Vario service to expand overseas
Australia opening for legal resourcing hub later this year