Today's Saturday Law Interview features Law Lecturer Craig Newbury-Jones from Plymouth University law School: 'Craig Newbery-Jones is fascinated with the depiction of the lawyer in the 19th century legal press and how the debates on regulation bore resemblance to the undertones of contemporary debates on regulation of the legal profession. Future employability is the principal concern for most of today's law students and in this wide ranging interview the discussion also includes the importance of e-learning as well as embedding employability skills to the law degree curriculum.'
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| Saturday Conversations |
- 150 weapons surrendered to police in gun amnesty http://t.co/TKRrwLjeli
- Hyatt Regency London 'gas blast' probe begins after 14 hurt http://t.co/EoIZpvQ3wD
- Proposed sentencing guidelines for health & safety & corporate manslaughter could cost 10-15% more | New Law Journal: http://t.co/8fGSsc21bf
- Expert witnesses under pressure | New Law Journal: http://t.co/LgjdqlqNOp
- Breast Cancer Care Tour de Law event has so far raised £68,720.68 | New Law Journal: http://t.co/PlUNMOtCoI
- The Law Commission has recommended new statutory offences of kidnapping and unlawful detention | New Law Journal: http://t.co/ebuaAuc4mP
- Costs lawyer supports charity with software giveaway | New Law Journal: http://t.co/ldJ5uYlum5
- Business confidence in UK law firms at its highest since 2006 but doubts over sustainability | New Law Journal: http://t.co/6dwtUwxnYC
- Clients who report a complaint about their solicitor have to wait an average of 550 days | New Law Journal: http://t.co/zONoqBq326
- More optimism over profit for lawyers | New Law Journal: http://t.co/lJJrsIAHA6
- Court allows injunction sent via Twitter | New Law Journal: http://t.co/LaPkTYshx8
- TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCU8a3
- About six people are believed to have been hurt in a suspected gas explosion at a central London hotel http://t.co/cGVOIOL7sT
- Victims of crime to be supported by £45,000 funding designed to repair the harm caused by their experiences http://t.co/we9j0C4eiq
- Claims consultant banned for compensating himself ahead of HMRC http://t.co/jdOvfm5ssR
- Tributes paid to Lincoln solicitor Roisin McCaffrey after deep vein thrombosis death http://t.co/TBFEgTA8Dz
- Solicitor Rebecca Gunn in ladies ultra-white collar boxing event on Nov 2 to raise money for Cancer Research UK http://t.co/DzmANEq8J5
- Solicitor from commercial property law firm fined in regards to his conduct with Telegraphic Transfer fees http://t.co/bYxBfq5blY
- Judge Eugene O’Kelly nominated for appointment by the President to the circuit court #IRELAND http://t.co/u2EJLEe9jP
- Injunctions against voluntary euthanasia increasingly more honoured in breach than the observance #AUSTRALIA http://t.co/XUMKsU4QmJ
- Former barrister Michael Saadey Abdul-Karim hides cash prior to becoming bankrupt #AUSTRALIA http://t.co/S405JYbLiY
- Inside a 'Serial' Addiction: Hit Podcast Features Legal Footwork of UVA Law's Innocence Project http://t.co/Rzj8dIhmvT
- Shetland police step up fight against ‘legal highs’ in the isles after drugs worth £40,000 were seized http://t.co/1IyaJ4FtMH
- Cambridge law firm Irwin Mitchell puts UK's cycling safety knowledge to the test to mark Road Safety Week http://t.co/5y63Ey7u4M
- Grimsby law firm Wilkin Chapman Grange leaps towards top 100 in UK after meteoric 2014 rise http://t.co/AA6YcfGgu1
- Threat of High Court action spurs review of corporate conspiracy claim http://t.co/6y7IeLhBX4
- How the police are letting sexual assault victims down http://t.co/0WAF1Lsuh6
- Islamist cleric Anjem Choudary allowed to preach in London while on bail http://t.co/2aZDAlD6Ww
- GCHQ whistleblower calls for public interest defence http://t.co/sGVaGYEsAP
- Ohio men free after 40 years: 'I’m on an emotional high' #US http://t.co/LF6FeSQENA
- America's longest-serving solitary confinement prisoner has conviction quashed #US http://t.co/3xBo4dTnyB
- Cameras in Courts: Justice must be seen to be done | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/eJurOlfzV0
- Litigation funding: A US perspective | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/ANrVgxk2tK
- Top marks go to 89 firms on LGBT treatment | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/lefZz9atVj
- Dispute resolution in Guernsey | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/ovWKEaAAGV
- Crowdfunding site unveiled for lawsuits | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/V83ZnuEokS
- Uber brings in Hogan Lovells to tackle privacy issues | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/Qzr4D115ZD
- Sophisticated consumers changing law firms | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/iwjO9qmYD4
- Bankruptcy lawyers are a curious bunch | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/dHNOSFgoJv
- EY launches white collar prosecution team | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/1Rp6SkJqTz
- LAW FIRM NEWS: Fieldfisher reports 9 per cent revenue rise at half year as it eyes Dutch launch | The Lawyer http://t.co/IiLndz3EPF
- Treasury presses on with direct tax recovery | Law Gazette http://t.co/PulYVaJB0v
- First council ABS is formally launched | Law Gazette http://t.co/jP0YcMT99Q
- Four Palestinians have been arrested by security forces over an alleged plot to kill foreign minister of #ISRAEL http://t.co/RBCcda8fhY
- Georgia O'Keeffe painting sets auction record for female artist http://t.co/HPhrKhQE5c
