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Summer Mooting Session #3

The 3rd Summer Mooting Session is scheduled for the 18th August at 2pm and again will be held in the stunning Signet Library.

Our Summer Mooting Sessions so far have been a sterling success and we’re sure this will continue. Napier’s own James McDougall will kindly judge for us and drinks are to be had afterwards in the Albanach Bar.

Fill that law-shaped void in your summer and come along!

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Summer Mooting Session #2

Come along and get involved if you’re keen or just spectate if you’re not yet sure what this mooting thing is all about. If the latter is the case check out mooting.net. If you’d like to participate send us an email at mooting@edinburgh-napier-lawsociety.org. Our first session of the summer was a great success and we’re hoping this one will be even better. Our very own Ken Dale-Risk will kindly judge for us again and drinks will follow – obviously!

This session will be held on 14th July at 2pm in the stunning Signet Library.

Hope to see you all there!!

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BBC Scottish News

Farmed salmon exports 'increased'

A salmon producers organisation is reporting that last year saw a 24% rise in exports of farmed fish from Scotland. […]

Pain 'linked to child behaviour'

Children with behavioural problems at school are more than twice as likely to suffer chronic pain in adulthood, research suggests. […]

Drink price plan 'will cost jobs'

One of the world's leading Scotch whisky suppliers warns hundreds of Scottish jobs could be lost under plans for minimum drink pricing. […]

Anger at school bus death report

The mother of a teenager killed by a car after getting off a school bus says she is "angry and upset" at the outcome of an FAI. […]

Poor diet leaving Scots toothless

More than a third of Scottish women and a quarter of men aged over 55 have lost all of their teeth, government figures reveal. […]

Crisis talks over trams project

Talks are to be held over Edinburgh's tram project in a bid to end a stalemate which has halted work on the route. […]

Medical records lost after error

A woman whose medical records disappeared from her GP surgery has sparked questions over the security of patient record transfers. […]

Kilmarnock 0-2 Rangers

Second-half goals by Steven Whittaker and Kenny Miller help Rangers move 13 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League with victory over Kilmarnock. […]

Firefighters tackle serious blaze

More than 25 firefighters are sent to tackle a "severe" fire in the top floor of a tenement block in Glasgow. […]

Vigil held for tower block deaths

A vigil has been held in honour of a father, mother and son who died after falling from a Glasgow tower block. […]

European Court of Human Rights

22/02/2010 - Series of lectures

In partnership with the French Conseil d'Etat, the European Court of Human Rights is launching a series of lectures on human-rights protection. […]

22/02/2010 - Interlaken Conference on the future of the Court

President Costa, accompanied by a delegation of judges and members of the Registry, travelled to Interlaken (Switzerland) on 18 and 19 February to attend a Ministerial Conference on the future of the European Court of Human Rights. A joint declaration was adopted at the close of the Conference. […]

19/02/2010 - Ratification of Protocol No. 14

The President of the Court has welcomed the depositing by the Russian Federation of its instrument of ratification of Protocol No. 14. While the long-awaited entry into force of Protocol No. 14 will not solve all the Court's problems, it will provide a valuable basis for the reform process launched in Interlaken. […]

15/02/2010 - Interlaken Conference on the future of the Court

President Costa, accompanied by a delegation of judges and members of the Registry, will travel to Interlaken (Switzerland) on 18 and 19 February to attend a Ministerial Conference on the future of the European Court of Human Rights. […]

Two chamber judgments concerning events in Chechnya v. Russia 11.02.10 November 2, 2010

The Court found several violations of the Convention in two judgments against Russia concerning disappearances in Chechnya. […]

Chamber judgment Syngelidis v. Greece, 11.02.2010 November 2, 2010

In the case of Syngelidis v. Greece, the Court found a violation of the right of access to a court. The application concerned the Parliament’s refusal to waive mp’s immunity in child custody case unjustified. […]

Chamber judgment Alfantakis v. Greece 11.02.2010 November 2, 2010

In the case of Alfantakis v. Greece, the Court found a violation of freedom of expression. The case concerned the unjustified ruling against a lawyer for criticising public prosecutor in connection with criminal proceedings. […]

Chamber judgments 11.02.10 November 2, 2010

The Court has today notified in writing 14 Chamber judgments concerning Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Croatia, France and Russia […]

Chamber judgment Leandro Da Silva v. Luxembourg 11.02.2010 November 2, 2010

In the case of Leandro Da Silva v. Luxembourg, the Court acknowledged the existence of an effective domestic remedy to be used prior to bringing length-of-proceedings complaints before it. […]

Chamber judgment Malysh and others v. Russia, 11.02.10 November 2, 2010

In the case of Malysh and Others v. Russia, the Court concluded that the failure to implement a procedure for the redemption of bonds violated holders’ property rights. […]

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