EU Citizens Rights Project receives backing from Scottish government during pandemic
With less than six months remaining in the EU Exit Transition period, EU Citizens in Scotland are to get increased support from the Scottish government-funded Citizens Rights Project.
Published 3 July 2020
Cross border operation sees more than £25m pounds worth of drugs seized
The Serious Organised Crime Taskforce has welcomed a successful cross border operation where Police Scotland arrested 59 people and seized more than £25 million pounds worth of controlled drugs.
Published 3 July 2020
CMS Scotland launches 2020 Law Scholarships Scheme for S5/S6 pupils
CMS Scotland has launched its annual competition to find its next CMS Law Scholarships students in Scotland.
Published 3 July 2020
PSRP launches mobile app to boost role of women in peace processes
The Political Settlements Research Programme (PSRP) has launched a new mobile app to help embed women’s rights in peace negotiations in the Arab world and beyond.
Published 3 July 2020
Remote hearings in the days of coronavirus
Terra Firma's Jon Kiddie has considered the essentials of remote hearings in a new article, particularly in relation to civil proceedings, from where we were pre-pandemic to the current situation where remote hearings have become the new norm.
Published 3 July 2020
Have you seen it? SLN readers pick their favourite law-related films
Following on from our book recommendations last week, we have asked some of our readers to recommend their favourite law-related films.Sheekha Saha, a solicitor with Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, picked Les Misérables – "but the 1998 version, starring Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush".
Published 3 July 2020
Our Legal Heritage: Revealed – the Scots deported in America’s first Red Scare
Graham Ogilvy reports on new research by US historian Kenyon Zimmer identifying for the first time some of the Scottish trade unionists caught up in America’s first Red Scare.
Published 3 July 2020
And finally... keystone cops
A police force has reminded officers not to leave their keys in unoccupied police cars after one was stolen during a chase.
Published 3 July 2020
Trio promoted at Jones Whyte
Jones Whyte has announced the promotion of three key staff members.
Published 2 July 2020
David Walker: Have domestic courts and tribunals been getting worker status wrong?
A recent decision from the Court of Justice of the European Union may impact on the Supreme Court when they consider the (in)famous Uber employment status case in July 2020, writes David Walker.
Published 2 July 2020
