SCOLAG Series & Supplements

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Public Legal Education in Scotland	Scottish Law Schools
Scottish Parliament : 3rd Session Committees	Paths to Justice? (Supp) 2007

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Public Legal Education
in Scotland

A short series of articles by Gemma Crompton, a Senior Policy Advocate with Legal Services for Consumer Focus Scotland. These articles result from independent research undertaken as part of an MSc and reflect the views of the author and not those of Consumer Focus Scotland.

Article Title	Article appeared, citation & link to PDF (opens in new window)
*Perception and Understanding of PLE in Scotland*	Issue 380 - June 2009 [2009 SCOLAG 142-144]
*Public Legal Education and Access to Justice*	Issue 381 - July 2009 [2009 SCOLAG 168-170]
*The Challenges for Developing PLE in Scotland*	Issue 382 - August 2009 [2009 SCOLAG 189-191]
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Scottish Parliament: third session committees

Committee Name	Article appeared, citation & link to PDF (opens in new window)
Audit	Issue 360 - October 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 220]
Economy, Energy & Tourism	Issue 361 - November 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 250]
Education, Lifelong Learning & Culture	Issue 363 - January 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 8-9]
Equal Opportunities	Issue 365 - March 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 65]
European & External Relations	Issue 360 - October 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 221]
Finance	Issue 360 - October 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 219]
Health & Sport	Issue 363 - January 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 10]
Justice	Issue 359 - September 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 197-198]
Local Government & Communities	Issue 367 - May 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 114]
Public Petitions	Issue 363 - January 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 9]
Rural Affairs & Environment	Issue 368 - June 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 137]
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments	Issue 362 - December 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 277-278]
Subordinate Legislation	Issue 366 - April 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 86-87]
Transport, Infrastructure & Climate Change	Issue 364 - February 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 37&45]
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Scottish Law Schools

University	Article appeared, citation & link to PDF (opens in new window)
Aberdeen	Issue 368 - June 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 138-140]
Abertay	Issue 365 - March 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 64]
Dundee	Issue 359 - September 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 193-194]
Edinburgh	Issue 363 - January 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 6-7]
Glasgow	Issue 360 - October 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 217-218]
Glasgow Caledonian	Issue 367 - May 2008 [2007 SCOLAG 115-116]
Napier	Issue 369 - July 2008 [2008 SCOLAG 157 & 160]
Robert Gordon	Issue 361 - November 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 247-248]
Stirling	Issue 362 - Decenber 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 275-276,278]
Stathclyde	Issue 359 - September 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 191-192]
West of Scotland (formerly Paisley)	Issue 361 - November 2007 [2007 SCOLAG 249]
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Paths to Justice?
Essays prompted by the Gill Review

October 2007

This collection of short essays and opinion pieces on the future of civil justice in Scotland is edited by David McArdle. Produced with the support of the Scottish Consumer Council a PDF version is available to download free by clicking the link below.

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