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Rise and shine
Solicitors Journal

Rise and shine

As we edge closer towards the ABS big bang, Stuart Bushell uncovers the impact of ILEX
Update: licensing
Solicitors Journal

Update: licensing

Roy Light considers appeals in the magistrates' courts, conditions on premises licences and the powers of licensing committees, as well as the latest guidance, books and legislation
Walk like an Egyptian
Solicitors Journal

Walk like an Egyptian

With legal aid slipping through the looking glass, Russell Conway rallies the troops
Caste aside?
Solicitors Journal

Caste aside?

Evidence of caste discrimination has been discovered, but will it be enough to persuade the government to implement legislation? Louise Fernandes-Owen reports
Opening options
Solicitors Journal

Opening options

Before sentencing a mother to prison judges should give greater consideration to her children's needs, says Rona Epstein
Treading carefully
Solicitors Journal

Treading carefully

Children should only be taken into care for the right reasons, argues Finola Moss
Act local
Solicitors Journal

Act local

By shifting power to local communities, the much-trailed localism bill could end up causing greater planning headaches, says David Merson
Get out clause
Solicitors Journal

Get out clause

Increased investment is key to rectifying the widespread violation of prisoners' release rights, says Philip Rule