Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Update: PACE

Caroline Day and Jill Lorimer review amendments to police powers in relation to stop and search and taking fingerprints, the consequent changes to the PACE codes of practice, and a case on the 'necessity' test for arrest

Workshop: private client

Eleanor Johnson-Cadwell offers a workshop on income tax savings for discretionary trusts

Charity Tribunal challenges bishop's evidence in Catholic Care adoption ruling

The Charity Tribunal has challenged evidence given by a Catholic bishop over the impact on a charity of allowing children to be adopted by gay couples.

Professional development review questions readiness for ABS day

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has launched an in-depth review of post-qualification training, the first since the compulsory professional development scheme was introduced in 1985.

Soul practitioner

Tom Carlisle morphs from singer to solicitor

Patent pending

The ECJ has really got its knickers in a twist this time, writes Paul Stanley NO

What the butler saw

The late 1800s were paradoxical times. While the Victorians would prudishly drape the piano legs to prevent any unbecoming thoughts, sordid affairs were commonplace and many newspaper scandals shocked late 19th century society.

Agony and ecstasy

Waiting for the verdict may raise the blood pressure, but it's all in the name of justice, muses Felix

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