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Advocate Issue 39

(1) FIONA CRESSWELL (2) DONALD CURRIE v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2006)

(1) BABAR AHMAD (2) HAROON RASHID ASWAT v UNITED STATES (2006)

SATNARINE SHARMA V (1) CARLA BROWNE ANTOINE (2) WELLINGTON VIRGIL (3) TREVOR PAUL (2006)

IN THE MATTER OF RALPH (2006)

R V RICHARD GEORGE CAMPBELL (2006)

Judges to pass sentence on barristers

Baird makes statement on Government response to the consultation on legal aid procurement

Government consult on regulation of waste management

Gangs rob for street credibility not just cash', says study

The so-called way forward is a slap in the face to criminal defence lawyers

Reform of means testing announced – the Law Society respond

R v R (2006)

N V CHIEF CONSTABLE OF MERSEYSIDE (2006)

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCES (NOS.98 & 99 OF 2006) SUB NOM R V (1) SCOTT ALLEN...

'If we don't do it, there won't be a thriving profession'

Legal aid review plan published

Community courts 'within two years'

Legal Aid Reform: the Way Ahead

The LSC consults on market stability measures

The Law Society respond to LSC's 'way forward'

Opposition by solicitors 'will not stop legal aid shake-up'

Veils good, badges bad

R V MARK ANTHONY BRADFIELD (2006)

R v ABU HAMZA (2006)

LISOWSKI v POLAND (2006)

Olympics audio surveillance row

DNA of suspects' families to be held on police files

Police want power to crack down on offensive demo chants and slogans

Lord Goldsmith backs Brown in feud with Reid

Police target dangerous suspects before they can offend

Drug crimewave costing Britain ?15 bn a year

Robberies by false refugee anger judge

Lord chancellor defends 'Tesco law'

CPS to instruct external advocates according to ability and experience

SAP to produce advice on sentencing offences of dishonesty

Judges voice fears over law for killer drivers

Reid wary of phone tap data as evidence

Statistics for time intervals for cases in the magistrates' courts released

R V LEE COSTI (2006)

R v CARL LAYNE (2006)

Dress to impress

Changing rules

LSC climbs down on test

Crime tops the bill in Queen?s Speech

Lawyers in the firing line for avoiding proper use of case management system

Courts ban badges

City firms call on Whitehall to scrap legal aid reforms

The Legal Aid Minister answers some questions

Legal Aid grants down by as much as 42%

Injudicious legal aid scheme to change

R v TIMOTHY CAINES : R v DAVID ROBERTS (2006)