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April 2005

Appropriate dispute resolution
This paper, given to the Four Jurisdictions Conference in Nice this year, discusses how family law can make a difference for the better by careful choice of the most suitable method of resolution
Retailers seek effective court action on crime
Scottish Retail Consortium proposes more effective intervention following 3rd Retail Crime Survey
Information and Consultation Regulations
Briefing on the regulations in force from 6 April 2005, covering businesses with more than the prescribed number of employees
New identity for criminal justice body
Scottish Association for the Study of Offending launches by removing "Delinquency" from title
Spring in our step
President's message: A month of positive developments for the profession, to set it up for the big issues waiting in the wings
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In this issue

  • Appropriate dispute resolution
  • Retailers seek effective court action on crime
  • Information and Consultation Regulations
  • New identity for criminal justice body
  • Spring in our step
  • Continuing to develop CPD
  • Future present
  • Securing the future
  • The right support
  • A wealth of measures
  • Paper-free at last?
  • Adding the muscle
  • Mark your card
  • AGM report
  • A seat with a view
  • Drawing the line
  • Milestones on a long road
  • Jobs or birds?
  • Safe as houses
  • Blueprint for the future
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Bail pilot takes off
  • More tales from the Bar
  • Book reviews
  • Thin end of the wedge?
  • Keeper's Corner
  • The best laid plans
  • PSG's green shoots

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