
Claire Mitchell is new SCBA President
The vital role of defence counsel in the justice system has been highlighted by Claire Mitchell, new President of the Scottish Criminal Bar Association.
The vital role of defence counsel in the justice system has been highlighted by Claire Mitchell, new President of the Scottish Criminal Bar Association.
An increase in the number of complicated cases, with “resource implications” for the courts, is likely to result from the removal of a time-bar in historical childhood abuse actions, the Faculty has suggested.
A late addition has been made to the programme for the Tumbling Lassie seminar on modern day slavery and human trafficking, with a third leading voice in the field now taking part.
A senior member of Faculty has been appointed to the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission.
The step-counters have been dusted off and the resolve to fight festive excess is strong – the Faculty’s Pedometer Challenge is back!
The Faculty has been shortlisted for an award, in recognition of voluntary work by staff and members.
Time is running out to book tickets for The Tumbling Lassie Ball, in aid of charities fighting slavery and people trafficking.
A senior member of Faculty is among 113 applicants who have been approved by Her Majesty the Queen for Silk in England & Wales.
Organisers of The Tumbling Lassie Ball, which will raise funds for two human trafficking charities, have been “overwhelmed” by donations of glittering prizes for a silent auction.
A senior member of Faculty has been made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS).