FACBA donates in support of the homeless
The Faculty of Advocates Criminal Bar Association (FACBA) has donated £2 000 to Homeless Project Scotland, a Glasgow-based charity that provides support to people facing housing insecurity.
The Faculty of Advocates Criminal Bar Association (FACBA) has donated £2 000 to Homeless Project Scotland, a Glasgow-based charity that provides support to people facing housing insecurity.
The 2024 World Bar Conference takes place against the backdrop of immense global challenges – all of which are being experienced on local levels and giving rise to distinct regional responses.
Building fairer, safer and more equitable societies for women and girls will be under the spotlight at an event being held to mark International Women’s Day next month.
“Where there is no independent legal profession there can be no independent judiciary, no rule of law, no justice, no democracy and no freedom”: Justice Kirby, of the High Court of Australia.
Scotland’s best known (fictional) Advocate is back in action this month in The Scotsman with this year’s month-long Christmas serial, ‘Edward Kane and the Supernal Sisters’. The story focuses on the popularity of seances and other spirited events in the mid 1900s. The introduction to the new series starts here: https://www.
VICTORIA Young has been appointed as the new advocate member of the Scottish Sentencing Council.
A NEW guide to pro bono resources in Scotland has been launched Faculty of Advocates’ Free Legal Services Unit (FLSU), the Law Society of Scotland and legal services charity JustRight Scotland.