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Question of ethics

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Law Society non-constituency seat for residential conveyancing

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Applications for membership from LPC provider representatives

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Civil matters reference groups

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Recent information from the Law Society's Library

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Diary 9 August to 4 December

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The lies we all agree upon -- the Archer case has proved that the emphasis placed on truth in the court room is out of step with the UK's cynical society

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Licence to thrill -- as Blackpool stakes its claim to cash in on a revolution in gambling laws, lawyers are poker-faced at the idea of local councillors controlling casino licences

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Pain and libel -- after Lord Archer's conviction, the lawyers involved talk about the criminal case that had more twists than one of the disgraced peer's blockbuster novels

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The midnight hour -- injunctions and orders are used in areas ranging from asylum to family law, but after the Woolf reforms, disturbing a sunbathing judge to seek an emergency application may not be

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Seeking a model body -- the Law Society's main board is spearheading a restructuring programme that is designed to create a model regulator and a champion of solicitors

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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European law

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Media law -- what's new pussycat? The Queen on the application of Anna Ford and the Press Complaints Commission

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Benchmarks -- setting the efficient way; as the judges

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Winds of change as FSMA breezed in -- the timetable for changes to the scheme for regulating financial services

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Tightening up on training -- the Law Society's proposed training framework

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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FSA lays down mortgage rules -- the effects of the statutory regulation of mortgages to be introduced by August 2002

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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NHBC cover -- the lack of awareness -- to minimise any risk of negligence, it is critical that solicitors familiarise themselves with the operation of NHBC Buildmark cover

2001-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Law Society launches tough inspection regime

2001-07-27T00:00:00Z
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Defenders' autonomy fear

2001-07-27T00:00:00Z

Headlines – Page 2410

Question of ethics

Law Society non-constituency seat for residential conveyancing

Applications for membership from LPC provider representatives

Civil matters reference groups

Recent information from the Law Society's Library

Diary 9 August to 4 December

The lies we all agree upon -- the Archer case has proved that the emphasis placed on truth in the court room is out of step with the UK's cynical society

Licence to thrill -- as Blackpool stakes its claim to cash in on a revolution in gambling laws, lawyers are poker-faced at the idea of local councillors controlling casino licences

Pain and libel -- after Lord Archer's conviction, the lawyers involved talk about the criminal case that had more twists than one of the disgraced peer's blockbuster novels

The midnight hour -- injunctions and orders are used in areas ranging from asylum to family law, but after the Woolf reforms, disturbing a sunbathing judge to seek an emergency application may not be

Seeking a model body -- the Law Society's main board is spearheading a restructuring programme that is designed to create a model regulator and a champion of solicitors

European law

Media law -- what's new pussycat? The Queen on the application of Anna Ford and the Press Complaints Commission

Benchmarks -- setting the efficient way; as the judges

Winds of change as FSMA breezed in -- the timetable for changes to the scheme for regulating financial services

Tightening up on training -- the Law Society's proposed training framework

FSA lays down mortgage rules -- the effects of the statutory regulation of mortgages to be introduced by August 2002

NHBC cover -- the lack of awareness -- to minimise any risk of negligence, it is critical that solicitors familiarise themselves with the operation of NHBC Buildmark cover

Law Society launches tough inspection regime

Defenders' autonomy fear

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