We has a great evening last night for our inaugural publication launch. We had representatives from all areas of law from Parliament, the High Courts, leading local law firms and the business sector. Thank You all for a wonderful evening.
The publications are printed and we're preparing the room for tonight's publication launch.
Marriot Hotel, Dyce, Aberdeen. 8pm.
Tickets are still available for £18.
We had a an interactive debate on Scottish independence and Brexit. Thanks to the guest speakers and everyone who attended.
@KirstySNP@aberdeenuni@AberdeenUniLaw
Here is the report produced by our law student interns on the age of criminal responsibility in Scotland #legalresearch#CriminalJustice https://t.co/PKroOKpyji
2/2 We look forward to launching this ambitious student led reform project. There will be speeches from members and our honorary president Bert Kerrigan QC. There will be many high profile guests so it will be a great opportunity for networking.
1/2 The law reform society will be launching its first annual publication on 11th October 2019 in the Marriott Hotel in Dyce. The publication includes reports covering contemporary legal issues alongside essays from our members. The report will be the first of its kind in the UK.
It’s called upskirting.
It’s illegal.
As the new #UpskirtingLaw comes into force thank you @ginamartin_uk @hollywills@radioleary@thewhitmore & @ryantwhelan for your inspiring work encouraging victims to report upskirting to the police
Know your rights: https://t.co/ot9XFQVvil
We are honoured to announce that Bert Kerrigan QC has accepted the role of honorary president of the society. Bert is a highly respected criminal lawyer and esteemed lecturer of law. This position is to thank Bert for his support and contribution towards the work of the society.
Many thanks to CASC for agreeing to sponsor the society. Casc is a bar specialising in ales cigars and whiskeys.
We will be hosting events there next term.
Members will receive a 10% discount with a society membership card.
Brilliant talk by @KirstySNP at the Law Reform Society (@LawAberdeen) last night. It was a pleasure to listen to a well informed and structured debate on Brexit and devolution issues!
The Aberdeen Law Project will be hosting a panel aimed at raising awareness of adverse childhood experiences and the effects they have. Come along to New King’s 6 on Tuesday, 19 March at 5pm to hear fantastic speakers discuss their experiences with ACE
Our first in a new series of podcasts. In this podcast we discuss Brexit with @autories Chairman Gavin Mackenzie and for leader of ASP Labour Anttoni Numminen.
https://t.co/DALJiPWOXf