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April 2010

Islamic law - the beginnings
A retired solicitor currently studying Islamic law explains how it took shape in the first centuries after the Prophet Muhammad's life
Depriving criminals of their ill-gotten gains: is it happening?
Some observations on the Joint Thematic Report on the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, published by the Scottish Government in October 2009
Burdening the legal aid lawyer
Scottish Association of Law Centres response to SLAB's draft proposed guidance on verification of financial eligibility for advice & assistance/ABWOR in civil and children’s cases
Landlord's hypothec: the permutations
Full version of the letter published in the April 2010 Journal
Time to push for Gill
President's message: writing ahead of the ABS results, another important question is, what is happening to the Gill review?
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In this issue

  • Islamic law - the beginnings
  • Depriving criminals of their ill-gotten gains: is it happening?
  • Burdening the legal aid lawyer
  • Landlord's hypothec: the permutations
  • Time to push for Gill
  • Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
  • Seconds out
  • Help at hand
  • Win-win situation
  • Giving and taking away
  • Home and away
  • Quest for power
  • A crumbling monument?
  • No happy ending
  • Seminars target money laundering awareness
  • DP/FOI specialism opens to applicants
  • Law reform update
  • Points of access
  • Diploma or not?
  • From the Brussels Office
  • Are you who you say you are?
  • Ask Ash
  • Social media: a revolution
  • A commercial approach
  • Growth industry
  • Price of success
  • Variations: some more thoughts
  • Tenancy or bust
  • Another nibble of the cherry
  • Planning with add-ons
  • Website review
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Book reviews
  • It's never too early to call your external solicitor?
  • Dereliction of duty?
  • To grant or not to grant?

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