Bryan Clark Boeken

This one-stop introduction gives you an overview of Scotland's mixed legal system, from its historical roots to how the judicial system works today. The fourth edition is fully updated to cover the latest legislation, rules, case law and the Carloway and Bowen Reviews, and also covers the 2017 general election, the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections, the 2014 Independence Referendum, the Scotland Act 2016; Article 50 and the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill.

A collection of short stories about life, loss, and love (and a few animals) in the rural south from the Civil War to present day, along with the adventures of an Irish cop navigating the world of international crime as an Interpol Detective Inspector.

Set against a backdrop of deception and betrayal, this gripping narrative explores the complexities of truth and lies within personal relationships. The characters grapple with their own moral dilemmas, revealing the impact of dishonesty on their lives. As secrets unfold, the story delves into themes of trust, identity, and the consequences of choices made. Richly developed, the characters navigate a web of mendacity that challenges their perceptions of reality and each other, leading to unexpected revelations and emotional confrontations.

Exploring the complex relationship between lawyers and mediation, this book examines their evolving roles within both common and civil law contexts. It highlights the spectrum of attitudes lawyers hold towards mediation, from advocates to skeptics. By analyzing empirical evidence and historical trends, the text addresses key issues such as resistance to mediation, motivations for participation, and the appropriateness of lawyers as mediators or representatives. Additionally, it discusses the influence of lawyers and institutional mediation on the process's normative aspects and its implications for legal systems.