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October 2007

Advocacy in mediation
An overview of the mediation process and the opportunities for solicitors and clients
Your voice will count
The new President’s first message brings an update on the important projects currently in hand to take the profession forward
Does justice need fixing?
Extending the Crown’s rights of retrial on the basis of the outcome of the “World’s End” case could be the thin end of a very large wedge
A case for trial?
A report on experience to date with the Glasgow reparation pilot court, and whether the model might be capable of wider use
The tide for change
Report on the Law Society of Scotland's conference on delivering Scottish legal services, addressed by the Justice Secretary among others
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In this issue

  • Advocacy in mediation
  • Your voice will count
  • Does justice need fixing?
  • A case for trial?
  • The tide for change
  • New lawyers for all
  • Leaving the profession
  • Three proposals
  • Options ahead on standards
  • Know the need, know the cure
  • The file at your fingertips
  • Fraud: making your strategy work
  • A wider view
  • Pub games reborn
  • Working with OSCR
  • Goal to Leeds
  • "We're all doomed" - or are we?
  • Website reviews
  • Book reviews
  • Out of my depth?
  • Court bars in-house privilege
  • Leases: the war is over?
  • ARTL picks up speed

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