Swearing-in of Lord Advocate and Solicitor General
The new Lord Advocate, James Wolffe, QC, and Solicitor General for Scotland, Alison Di Rollo, have been sworn in at ceremonies in Parliament House.
The new Lord Advocate, James Wolffe, QC, and Solicitor General for Scotland, Alison Di Rollo, have been sworn in at ceremonies in Parliament House.
Guideline judgments issued by the High Court have been made available by the Scottish Sentencing Council on its website.
Preparations are being finalised for the Annual Conference of the Faculty of Advocates Employment Law Group.
Two new members have been welcomed to the Faculty, and reminded of their role in helping the 21st century Bar to serve Scotland and its people.
Around 180 judges from Brazil are finding out about the Scottish legal system during a four-day visit.
The Dean of Faculty, James Wolffe, QC, has been recommended by the First Minister to be the new Lord Advocate.
“A great privilege” is how the Dean of Faculty, James Wolffe, QC, has described his time in office, as he awaits confirmation by the Scottish Parliament that he is to be the next Lord Advocate.
Scotland’s newest Senator of the College of Justice, Andrew Stewart, QC, has been installed with the title, Lord Ericht.
In a presentation to a special EU referendum event organised by the Advocates Group on European Union Law (AGEUL), Kenneth Campbell, QC, outlined some of the legal issues which would arise in the event of a “remain” vote.
The Advocates’ Family Law Association is gearing up for the second half of a series of seminars on contemporary issues in child law.