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July 2022

Dreams to dust
Nine years ago a young woman toured Scotland in pursuit of her dream career in criminal defence. Now, exhausted and broken, she is abandoning it. We interview Lyndsey Barber on what has driven her out
The power of emotion in law
Traditionally, lawyers have been schooled to mask their emotions, but the law deals with emotional concepts, and clients (and colleagues) respond to those who show human responses
Rights without remedies?
The Bill of Rights Bill purports to retain the human rights contained in the European Convention, but contains practical limitations and makes it harder for those claiming infringement of their rights to obtain redress
Not proven and back again: an academics’ tale
As debate continues over the future of Scotland’s three verdicts, a psychologist team report on their research comparing results under different systems, and what might counteract juror misconceptions
Legal aid: a gap still to bridge
Ministers have put a new legal aid offer package on the table, one that leaves a number of questions open. This is the position as the Journal goes to press

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Regulars

  • People on the move: July 2022
  • Book reviews: July 2022
  • Reading for pleasure: July 2022

Perspectives

  • Opinion: Elaine Farquharson-Black
  • President's column: July 2022
  • Editorial: Rights at stake
  • Profile: Brian Wood
  • Viewpoints: Gender question

Features

  • Dreams to dust
  • The power of emotion in law
  • Rights without remedies?
  • Not proven and back again: an academics’ tale
  • Legal aid: a gap still to bridge
  • Interim aliment: barred by agreement?
  • New Ways – less conflict?
  • Tradecraft tips

Briefings

  • Civil court: Issues on appeal
  • Licensing: Minimum pricing – a genuine impact?
  • Insolvency: How to admit joint creditor claims
  • Tax: windfall and plastic packaging taxes raise stakes
  • Immigration: Asylum system overhauled
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal: July 2022
  • In-house: In with the stonework
  • Property: Living with the Register of Overseas Entities

In practice

  • OPG update: July 2022
  • Public policy highlights: July 2022
  • Gear up for the Scottish Legal Walks
  • Disabled solicitor support group proposed
  • Risk: Cybercrime – the hybrid worker prey
  • Ask Ash: Piling it on
  • TRS: time for a trusts trawl
  • Know people, know business
  • High street and hybrid
  • Appreciation: Ian Leslie Shaw Balfour
  • The Expert Witness Directory 2022
  • Expert witness: case law update

Online exclusive

  • Court opportunities in a post-pandemic world
  • Are you resilient to a ransomware attack?
  • From beer to bones
  • Strikes and infections: the employment implications
  • Subsidy control: the new UK regime

In this issue

  • Why go for customised case management software?
  • How to go paperless in your law firm

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