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Legal Service Regulation Reform Consultation: What Scottish lawyers need to know
To discuss the current consultation on Legal Services Regulation Reform. Key points lawyers need to know are discussed in this episode.
Ally Thomson is joined by the Executive Director of Regulation of the Law Society of Scotland, Rachel Wood and Craig Cathcart of The Regulatory Committee of the Society.
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4 May 2021
Hey Legal Podcast 30 | Màiri McAllan - Young Women and Lawyers in Politics
This episode of the Hey Legal Podcast is with Màiri McAllan discussing Young Women and Lawyers in Politics.
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4 Aug 2020
HEY LEGAL QUIZ Episode 14: Keith Stewart QC
In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Keith Stewart QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond.
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Keith Stewart called to the Bar in 1993. He has a wide experience of criminal trials and criminal appeals, acting for the defence and the prosecution. He has conducted trials involving charges of murder, culpable homicide, terrorism, misuse of drugs, and sexual offences, including those of an historical nature, and carried out in care homes and with particularly vulnerable complainers and accused. In addition to criminal work he has advised recently in matters relating to intellectual property and contracts.
He conducts lectures for professional audiences on a range of topics, which includes aspects of criminal law, damages for personal injuries, and the law of contract.
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Hey Legal Podcast 25 - John Scott QC | The legal challenges of lockdown and his role in policing emergency police powers
Published 8 May 2020 · Transcript excerpt
[…] So that takes us nicer into obviously the new role that you have, which is obviously a card since we moved into lockdown phase in relation to reviewing the use of the emergency coronavirus powers that police now have. So can you just tell us how did you get selected for that, and generally what has been involved in that role? […]
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