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  5. December 2007

December 2007

Discounting justice
Author contends that sentencing discounts and other developments have created an imbalance in the justice system
Common sense prevails
The options open to the Scottish Government now that the proposed planning gain supplement is not to be introduced
Common sense prevails
The options open, and the issues that arise, now that the proposed planning gain supplement is not to be introduced
Shaping the future
President's message: events of the past month have brought renewed focus on the core professional values - and it could be said also, on the value of a profession
Working in a one-stop shop
Opinion that the holistic approach to advice giving likely to become the norm with ABS, reflects the experience already gained by in-house lawyers
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In this issue

  • Discounting justice
  • Common sense prevails
  • Common sense prevails (1)
  • Shaping the future
  • Working in a one-stop shop
  • Christmas lesson
  • Games City
  • OFT-related FAQs
  • Sea change around the globe
  • Covering the money gap
  • Pre-trial priorities
  • Personal touch
  • Keeping money clean
  • The lions sleep tonight
  • Conversion course
  • Family law risk management
  • Too well known to challenge
  • Temp sheriffs immune after all
  • Camels and common sense
  • Tough at the TUPE
  • Are bloggers fair game?
  • "This ain't tiddlywinks, mate"
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Website reviews
  • Book reviews
  • Defining moment
  • Clear view
  • Joint conference success

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