Archive for January 31st, 2012
Holyrood prefers secrecy : Scotland’s new Information Commissioner to be Legal Complaints CEO Rosemary Agnew, rebuked FIVE TIMES for being ANTI-FOI
Posted by: petercherbi on January 31, 2012
A Diary of Injustice in Scotland
Reforming Scotland's legal system & culture of injustice – Investigations & Reports on the Scottish legal system & commentaries on law, justice & related issues.
Name & Shame your crooked lawyer in the media
If you are making a complaint to the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission (SLCC), Law Society of Scotland or Faculty of Advocates about your solicitor or legal representatives, one of the best things you can do is tell the media about it & name your crooked lawyer.
Send your complaint details to scottishlawreporters@gmail.com and get some publicity on your side to protect you and others from rogue lawyers.
Bringing McKenzie Friends to Scotland
Click on the Saltire to read more about the campaign to bring McKenzie Friends to Scotland’s courts.
- Libdem Councillor in ‘dropped charges of kerb crawling for prostitutes case’ is new Chair of Standards at £262M in-debt Scottish Borders Council
- Appeal against conviction ‘must be pursued in interests of justice’ as man convicted of Lockerbie bombing, Abdelbaset Al-Megrahi dies in Tripoli
- Huge rise in sectarian offences blamed on 'increased awareness' as Lord Advocate & Crown Office welcome publication of Scotland's hate crime data
- Chief Executive of £262M in-debt Scottish Borders Council ‘absent for months’ as calls grow for inquiry into payoff for ex-Council boss David Hume
- RIGGING THE BALLOT : Law Society of Scotland hints it wants key role to set questions & voting papers for Scottish Independence Referendum
Media Coverage
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- Secret courts plan: it's still justice in the dark
- Abu Qatada denied bail due to pressure of Olympics on security forces
- Trimingham case is an example of value judgments obscuring legal ones
- For Africa's victims, justice, even if selective, will always be welcome
- Twitter joke trial: new hearing for man who tweeted about blowing up airport
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