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Access to Justice Bill, Criminal Defence Service provisions, 1742 —Modernising Justice, White Paper, 1798 —defendant’s right to choose lawyer, 1871 Ageism, in the profession, 1746 Alcoholism, in the profession, 1877 Alternative Dispute Resolution, conference, 1703 America, constitutional protections, 988 —crime figures, 1575 —criminal standard of proof, 582 —"serial" harassment, 1543 —victim’s rights, 1805 Appointment of QCs, more women and minorities represented, 542 Arbitration, launch of the London Arbitration Scheme, 1631 —summary judgment under the 1996 Arbitration Act, 543 Association of Women Solicitors, Judith Willis appointed chair, 431 Australia, land rights, 844 B Bail, honouring requirements, 1005 Bailiffs, increased fees for collection of fixed penalties, 114 Bar, AGM, 898 —Conference round-up, 1466 —constitutional foundations, 1424 —Contingency Legal Aid Fund launched, 114, 430 —Criminal Bar Association, urged to prepare for incorporation of Human Rights Bill, 578 —direct licensed access, 1596 —Human Rights policy, 1453 —increase in complaints against barristers, 738 —National Mock Trial, 395, 470 —Personal Injury Association, access to justice abroad, 1667 —Pro Bono unit, applications for assistance increasing, 1467 —calls for more solicitors to participate, 471 —proposes legal aid reforms, 1079 Barristers, cash basis taxation, 78 —inflating fees, 1221, 1223 —low fees at the civil Bar, 1577 —rights of audience to employed lawyers, 1295 —suing for unpaid fees, 378, 398 Block contracts, in criminal cases, 1005 Breach of the peace, powers being challenged by Liberty, 738 Business law, late payment of debts, 1676 —resolution of partnership disputes, 838 Butterworths Direct, 616, 899 C Centre for Dispute Resolution, ADR Professions’ Awards, 1384 Charity law, Commission report, regulation and support, 752 —trust funds, fund-raising applications, 595 Child Support Act, deficiencies of the system, 258 Child Support Agency, proposed changes under a Labour government, 692 —judicial review of decision, 1259 Children, as witnesses, NSPCC campaign, 510 —changing a child’s name, 1634 —Child Protection Convention 1996, 1012 —employment of, 472 —naming young persons in court proceedings, 1748 —protection of, care proceedings, 1704 Citizens Advice Bureau, extension of service at RCJ, 1467 —increased funding, 395 Civil Justice, appointments to Lord Woolf’s Council, 27 —fees for civil court cases to be increased, 1742 —no capped costs on fast track proceedings, 1542 —web site launched, 1666 —Civil Proceedings Rules, New Model Order 14, 555 —court fees discussion paper, 270 —fast track for straightforward cases, 935 —inaugural meeting of the Civil Justice Council, 430 —legal aid, block contracting and franchises, 577 —small claims, 1266 —Transfer Procedure from the County Court to the High Court paper published, 506 —transition arrangements for reforms, 198 Civil law, disclosure under new procedure rules, 1300, 1352 —limitation periods should be made simpler, 6 —preparations made by solicitors for Woolf reforms, 1346 —procedure, pre-action protocol in personal injury claims, 1547 —public-private law divide, 136 Civil Way column, 19, 51, 87, 409, 517, 943, 983, 1054, 1326, 1356, 1397, 1446 Cohabitation, property and finance, reform of law, 779 Commercial law, lawyers set up fixed fee commercial arbitration service, 739 Community Legal Services, proposed by LCD, 1630 Company law, decision in Ord v Belhaven, 938 —directors’ responsibilities to shareholders, 21 —shareholders and directors, precedents, 91 Conditional fees, abolition of legal aid for civil money claims, 88, 245, 301 —new responsibilities for lawyers, 915 —response to Government’s Access to Justice consultation paper, 917 Constitutional law, devolution, Scotland, 65 —role of judiciary in Labour’s reforms, 1512 Consumer law, due diligence defence, 328, 379 —implications of legal aid reforms, 1630 —payment of solicitors fees, British Gas and Mrs Squance, 1298 —unfair terms, OFT’s responsibilities, 46 —Widening the Scope for Action under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1994, consultation paper, 114 Contract law, choice of law in contract flowchart, 590 —compensation payable on breach, 564 —signature rule in L’Estrange v Graucob, 380 Conveyancing, costs cheaper in England and Wales, 8 —electronic system to be quicker and simpler, 1348 —fixed private boundaries, hedge and ditch rule, 877 —matrimonial home, undue influence, 1223 —proposed changes to end gazumping, 1869 —registering easements, 1670 —solicitors’ undertakings to lenders, 1810, 1882 Corporate crime, accountability of transnationals, 1686, 1706 Costs, awarded on indemnity basis, 1650 —awards against assisted parties, 911 Courts, new technology, virtual courtrooms, 1596 —revised Court Service charter, 1348, 1419 Court interpreters, should be given "after care", 774 Credit cards, fraud, 133 Crime Brief column, 207, 403, 594, 980, 1201, 1445, 1646, 1812 Crime, confiscation of criminal assets, 1820 —domestic violence, provocation, Zoora Shah appeal, 667 —figures from US Department of Justice, 1575 —fraud and organised crime in the EC, 1046 —money laundering, 1818 —moral panic, 586 —profiting from criminal acts, case of Mary Bell, 613, 723 —youth, White Paper, No More Excuses, 561 Criminal Appeals, miscarriages of justice during the century, 1028 Criminal Cases Review Commission, one year old, 1174, 1244 —two year wait for applicants, 1872 Criminal justice, court proceedings, interpreters, 563 —zero tolerance, 1528 Criminal law, an International Criminal Court, 514 —confiscating proceeds of crime, 1701 —corruption, Law Commission paper, 321 —Crime and Disorder Bill, 13 —delays in criminal trials, 149 —either way offences, 62, 134 —foresight and foreseeability, 1636 —fraud, role of juries in trials, 239 —LCJ calls for codification, 1134 —new prosecuting convention set up, 199 —Offences Against the Person Act, prosecution for the transmission of HIV, 757 —silence at the police station, 1598 —tax avoidance, 118, 185, 219 Crown Prosecution Service, barrister wins claim for racial discrimination, 1666 —Glidewell Report, recommendations, 825, 826, 861 —reform of, 1061, 1798 —should instruct local firms to appear in court, 1082 —structure of, 491, 492, 493 D Damages, for fatal accidents, 272 —multipliers and lump sum payments, Wells v Wells, 1149, 1237, 1360 —psychiatric injury claims, 1816 Data protection, club rules, 483 Death sentence, case of Mahmood Hussein Mattan, 271 —legal injections, unethical implications for doctors, 150 Director of Public Prosecutions announces her retirement, 773 Disability, access to magistrates’ courts, 150 Discovery, medical records, 1088 Discrimination, ageism in the legal profession, 1746 —at work, 1312 —disability, prejudice by small firms, 27 —HIV sufferers, 934 —racial, barrister wins case against CPS, 1666 —sex, trainees’ salaries, 600 —Young Woman Lawyer survey on the legal profession, 150 Divorce, LCD report on ancillary relief, 1467 Doc Brief column, 17, 129, 249, 373, 659, 807, 879, 1392, 1522, 1724, 1779, 1886 Domestic violence, CPS support for victims, 686 Drugs, Cannabis, for therapeutic use, 1260 —conference on abuse, 1419 —controlled, misuse of, 1387 E Editorial, end of term, 1257 Employment law, Appeal tribunals, 1322 —contract of employment, 1321 —contractual terms, 1642 —EC Directives, 1316 —garden leave and conflict of interest, 579 —payment of £3000 to pregnant employee, 1293 —redundancy, transfer of undertakings, 1308 —regulation of child employment, 472 —smoking in the workplace, 10 —unfair dismissal, 1318 —union recognition, 1305 —working time directive, 1270, 1704, Environmental law, Kyoto Protocol, 1010 —landfill sites, 1350 —Estoppel, res judicata, recent developments, 1394 —transport White Paper effect on urban congestion, 1510 —water pollution, 559 Equal opportunities, review of pay and conditions for male and female lawyers, 543 EU and World Trade Brief column, 335, 661, 1117, 1304, 1516, 1682, EU law, Commission regulation of satellite pornography, 846 —Eurocurrency, practicalities of the changeover, 82 —European Police Office, 1404 —funding, Grotius Programme for EU lawyers, 79 Evidence, competence of witnesses, 1472, 1526 —"suggestibility", admissibility of oral evidence, 740 Expert witnesses, forensic scientists, 867 Extradition, return of fugitives to UK, 1802 F Family law, care orders, state’s responsibilities, 670 —changing a child’s name, 1634 —Cleveland Ten Years On, conference papers, 322 —definition of molestation, 256 —paternity rights, 359 Family Practice column, 93, 247, 446, 629, 871, 1143, 1427, 1611, 1752 Fees, QC’s excessive charges, 1543 Financial law, Eurocurrency, changeover to, 82 Food law, UK and EU legislation, 1332 Fraud, review of pre-trial procedures in serious fraud cases, 774 —use of credit cards, 133 —solicitor and judge Richard Gee in £1 million trial, 1505 French law, review of criminal justice system, 326, 669, 1638 Freemasonry, influence on the profession, 1492 —members resign after receiving government questionnaire, 1667 G Gays, partnership rights, 359 —Peter Tatchell charged with indecency in church, 1467 Guidance Note, General Note for Prosecutors issued by the Attorney General, use by the prosecution of answers obtained under compulsory powers in criminal proceedings, 208 H Health and Safety, Construction Design Management regulations, 183 —work related deaths, 910 Housing law, accelerated possession procedure, 546 —disrepair cases in small claims court, 238 —fair rents, 951 —unlawful eviction, damages for, 549 Human Rights Law Update column, 633, 1204 Human Rights, abuses by transnational companies, 1686, 1706 —Commonwealth Caribbean constitutional law, 1026 —contained in the Northern Ireland Agreement, 778 —covert policing, entrapment, 511, 935 —decision in Grant, 376 —discrimination, 1617 —ECHR guidance to prosecutors, 150 —harassment of lawyers, 269 —incorporation of European Human Rights Convention into English law, 307, 1667, 1704 —Kenya, trial of Juma Kiplenge, 1259 —Law Society/Liberty awards 1998, 1870 —nature of the British Human Rights Act, 488 —religious freedoms, 524 —right to peaceful protest, 1688 —schools booklet, Rights and Freedoms for Everyone, 358 —smoking in the workplace, 10 I Immigration law, advice, good standards rely on legal aid funding, 204 —appeals procedure, 635 —fresh evidence principle, 342 —Government’s proposed regulation of solicitors unnecessary, 430 —Law Society proposal for an Immigration Law Accreditation Scheme, 744, 972 —system being abused by practitioners, 1077 Information Technology special issue, 432, 1711, —e-mail, 1273 Insolvency, Society of Practitioners’ handbook, 542 Insurance, claims against insolvent wrongdoers, 42 —indemnity, proposals for solicitors, 151 —Personal Insurance Arbitration Service, 755 —road traffic, no claims bonuses, 1672 Intellectual property law, Law Commission Consultation Paper, 29 —rights and the World Cup, 884 International crime, threat to global stability, 774 International Criminal Court, new permanent court to be set up, 1381 International law, government supports International Criminal Court, 271 —jurisdiction immunity, General Pinochet, 1631 Internet, cheaper access to, 1048 —protection of domain names, 811 J Judicial appointments, posts advertised, 269 Judiciary, abolition of Silk system proposed, 150 —accountability of, 233, 234 —applications from ethnic minorities encouraged, 394 —appointment of women judges, 597, 813 —designated civil judges, 1612 —Judge Richard Gee in fraud trial case, 1505 —judges’ accommodation, 1221 —judge’s role in allowing expert witness evidence, 974 —Lord Chancellor’s constitutional role, 24 —Mr Justice Harman retires, 233, 234 —role under Labour’s constitutional reforms, 1512 —vacancies for assistant recorder, 506 Juries, in fraud trials, 239 —proposed withdrawal of jury trial, 1169, 1467, 1613, 1742 —verdict in writing, 475 JUSTICE, calls for contingency legal aid fund, 651 —legal awards ceremony, 470 Juveniles, Children and Young Persons Act 1933, s 39, 5 L Land law, National Land Information Service, 1347 Land Registry, independent complaints reviewer appointed, 234 Landlord and tenant, Law Commission, physical re-entry should be placed on a statutory footing, 114 —nuisance, derogation from grant, 57 —occupying for a business, 1644 —specific performance, 1475 —value of land, permissible margin of error, 481 Law Centres, funding, challenge to cuts by local council, 150 Law Commission, claims against insolvent wrongdoers, 42 —reform of the law of corruption, 271 —simpler civil limitation periods recommended, 6 Law Society, accreditation scheme for advice in police stations, 1384 —Bahl, Kamlesh, challenged over Deputy —candidates summarise their manifestos, 862 —consultation paper on multi-disciplinary practices, 1542 —contested elections 1998, 686, 737 —Council meeting, nominations for Deputy Vice President, 197, 359 —Customer Focus Review Presentation, 393, 642 —cuts in committees, 1869, 1870 —election promises, 1417 —Keating to stand against Bahl for Deputy Vice President, 774 —Legal Aid Conference, 616, 650 —legal aid roadshows, 1612 —Lexcel awards, 1612 —liberalisation of the naming of law firms, 115 —mailing problems, 506 —Master of the Rolls to be approached on naming of law firms, 198 —moratorium on LPC places lifted, 115 —Napier, Michael, to stand for President, 738 —prepares for Woolf reforms, 1346 —presidential election winners, 1041, 1042, 1822 —professional insurance roadshows, 470 —reform of "gazumping" laws, 542 —review of reforms, 1465 —Smith, Roger, appointed new Director of Legal Education, 430 —Solicitors Indemnity Fund, contributions, attempt to put off risk banding defeated, 863, debate held in secret, 149 —Trainee Solicitors Group denied seat on Council, 115 Lawrence inquiry, media coverage, 1005 Lawspeak column, 137, 222, 310, 382, 458, 530, 606, 678, 761, 849, 921, 994, 1050, 1158, 1246, 1370, 1458, 1530, 1580, 1654, 1730, 1889, 1826 Legal Aid Board, extension of special investigations unit’s role, 506 —Orchard, Steve, reappointed as Chief Executive, 430 Legal aid, Access to Justice with Conditional Fees paper, summary of main points and reactions from the profession, 322, 357, 358, 360 —Bar proposes reforms to prevent abuse of system, 1079 —block contracting and franchises in civil litigation, 577 —clinical negligence franchises, 1744 —conditional fee proposals, 477, 486 —contingency fund campaign launched by the Bar, 113, 430 —contracting, conference held, 1702 —cuts will affect disadvantaged communities, 1704 —eligibility limits 1998, 404 —exclusive contracting, Law Society warns of reduction in access to justice, 862 —funding the legal system, 101 —Government decision not to increase rates for solicitors, 686 —JUSTICE calls for contingency fund, 651 —late payments, 1666 —Law Society proposes changes to administrative forms for applications, 542 —limit in medical negligence cases, 1665 —Lord Chancellor’s press briefing postponed, 270 —comments to Legal Action Group/Justice conference, 1006 —Lord Chief Justice appeals for justice available to all, 898 National Legal Service, private members’ Bill, 1006 —reforms, fee-setting strategies, 902, 1402, 1447 —reforms, human rights implications, 43 —implications for the consumer, 1630 —roadshows, 1612 —role of Board Regional Legal Services Committees, 78 —should be available for mediation, 1384 —solicitors not applying for franchises, 1665, 1666 —standard fees in family cases, 1593 —telephone green form service is withdrawn, 1419 Legal education, Law Society moratorium on LPC places lifted, 115 —review of training contracts, 216 University of Westminster, new premises opened by Cherie Booth, 1871 Legal Executives, key players in modern justice system, 394 —Paul Reed elected youngest ever President, 1079 Legal interpretation, Bacchiocchi v Academic Agency Ltd, 953, 986 Legal Ombudsman, annual report, 971 Legal system, proposals for a Ministry of Justice, 830 Legal training, repaying professional debts, 957 Libel, procedure, preliminary decision making, 655 Limitation, definition of "knowledge", 417 Litigants in person, Conrad Burnham, 899, 934 Litigation, citation of unreported cases, 1520 —Court of Appeal, specific recovery, 1226 —failure to pursue actions, 123, 213 —limitation defence, ignorance of law as valid reason for delay, 1708 —privilege, public policy, 1689 —privileged documents, 1366 —professional privilege, 408 —service of pleadings out of time, by fax, 1470 —striking out, Birkett v James, 1043 Local Government, Ombudsman, North of England, deaths in private residential homes, 1170 London Transport, legality of fixed fines, 690 Lord Chancellor’s Department, restructuring of communications department, 42 M Magistrates, lay magistrates, Crown Court sittings, 1294 —unification of stipendiary bench, 541 Magistrates’ courts, clerks to qualify within ten year period, 1221 —disabled access, 150 —out of date reference quoted from Stone’s, 1135 Matrimonial, National Marriage Week, 199 Media law, journalists’ privilege, Saunders v Punch Ltd, 519 —privacy and the public interest, 1629 Mediation, Legal Aid Board policy outdated, 1384, 1596 —pilot study shows quicker settlement, 1170 Medical records, disclosure of, 1088 Medico-legal, Bolam defence after Bolitho case, 64 —compensation for unwanted pregnancy, 44 —genetics, Dolly debate, 413 —Medicines Act in need of reform, 908 —negligent sterilisations, 557 —regulation of supply of organs for transplants, 1138 —shaken baby syndrome, 1140 Mental illness, dealing with psychopathic offenders, 1596 Military law, Army Act 1955, 1652 —court-martial, as independent trials, 1156, 1209 —habeas corpus, 1368 —jurisdiction over civilians, 759 —review of in-house procedure, 566 Miscarriage of justice, Derek Bentley case, 1171, 1228 —M25 murder, Rough Justice programme, 395 —Winston Silcott, 271 Mortgages, money judgments, Lloyds Bank v Hawkins, 1728 N NACRO, call for abolition of mandatory life sentence, 394 Negligence, compensation for unwanted pregnancy, 44 —defective and dangerous products, 345 NLJ Book Review Supplement, 1181, 1553 NLJ Employment Law Review, 1305 NLJ Expert Witness Special Issue, 159, 695, 1089, 1753 NLJ Law Digest and Student Focus, 53, 125, 209, 279, 369, 448, 553, 625, 719, 783, 873, 945, 1017, 1145, 1233, 1329, 1442, 1517, 1605, 1677, 1785, 1814 NLJ Practice Direction, Applications for Return Orders by Unmarried Fathers, 179 —Central Office—Use of Colour Photocopies, 664 —Estates of Deceased Lloyd’s name, 131, 181 —Interest on Judgments to be Enforced Abroad, 411, 664 —Medical/Clinical Negligence, 59 —Relocation of the Principal Registry of the Family Division, Family Proceedings Department, 664 —Supreme Court Taxing Office, Practice Note No 1 of 1998, Summonses under Ord 62 r 21, 131 NLJ Precedent, Clause in Agricultural tenancy prohibiting genetic engineering, 1524 —Club rules, 750, 809 NLJ Special Student Issue, 1429 NLJ Wills and Trusts Special Issue, 1476 Northern Ireland, Agreement, human rights and equal opportunities, 778 O Obituary, Major General John Mottram, 651 Office for the Supervision of Solicitors, all new law firms to visited by monitoring staff, 614 —charlatan solicitors, 1418, 1509 —end of self-regulation? 933 —Etherington, Zoe, appointed Head of Customer Focus, 506 —fraud investigations increase, 614 —Johnny Collins’s case, 1223 —open letter to the Director, 866 —performance results published, 1799 —practice certificates, case of Michael Hugh Greet, 469, 470 —profile of Peter Ross, 98 —quality of service, 429 —refundable case fees proposed, 1741 —to fine firms with no internal complaints procedure, 1704 —to take on new cases only where in-house procedures have been exhausted, 651 Official Referee’s Court, renamed The Technology and Construction Court, 1509 Out of Court, Finland, 674 —Highlands of Scotland, 922 —His Lordship slept here, here and here, 1893 —Life of Raleigh, 1494 —Mexico, 850 —Opera, 1582, 1734, 1894 —Samarkand and Bukhara, 1030 —Self-publish and be damned, 1892 —Transylvania, 762 —Turks and Caicos, 1210 —Ukraine, 1282 —Vietnam, 886 P Packaging, new regulations, 251 Paedophiles, regulations to protect the public, 505 —criminology of, 882 —scale of the problem, 955, 990 Pensions, earmarking provisions in ancillary relief cases, 1484 Personal injury, compensation recovery scheme, 305 —effects of cuts in legal aid, 394 —House of Lords increases damages to victims, Wells v Wells, 1078 —legal aid limit, 1665 —member can sue members’ club, 1294 —motorcyclists awarded damages for hearing impairment, 1294 —pre-action protocol, 1547, 1615 —replacing legal aid with conditional fees fatally flawed according to research, 613, 616 Planning law, future of Wembley Stadium, 1884 —green belt and brown field development, 367 Plea bargaining, origins of, 323 Police, advice in police stations, Law Society accreditation, 1384 —complaints, case of Kevin Taylor, 1293 —proactive policing methods, 1133 —silence at the police station, 1598 Pornography, satellite, EU regulations, 846 Postscript, A nose for gold, 890 —Access to justice for all under no win no fee? 386 —Bar to the Bar? 314 —Black Magic Christmas, 1898 —Cargo of bitter salts, 1658 —Caribbean chaos, 190 —Close your eyes, turn your head, 818 —disappearance of William Huntley, 1126 —Drama, damages and disappointment, 1622 —Fat, snooty and short-sighted, 998 —Forbidden fruit, 1070 —Goozee and Leakey affair, 1586 —grave waters, 350 —Great Bournemouth mystery, 1162 —Hiding the rotten apples, 766 —I Spy, 262 —Impact of impact statements, 70 —Keep it short, 926 —lawyer’s legacy, 34 —mini pupillages, 226 —More tales of the suspected, 1374 —Murder mistaken, 570 —My favourite solicitor, 142 —Of stewards and stewarding, 1214 —Ring of truth, 1534 —Scarlet woman murder, 1034 —Stuff and turf, 422 —The Titanic and the 1913 Derby, 854 —Touching the corpse, 730 —Trapped, 534 —Tunnel vision of Percy Lefroy Mapleton, 962 —Turning porn into pelf, 1694 —Tutt, tutt, a Yank in the Temple, 106 —Uncle’s will, 1498 —Watch the Dicky-bird—and the judge, 1410 —Worse things happen at sea, 498 —Yours—truly, 1250 Powers of attorney, implications of managing financial affairs, 1552 Practice Direction, Enforcement in the High Court of County Court Judgments, No 32, 1574 —Leave to appeal and skeleton arguments, 1807 —Patents Court Consolidation, 1056 —SCTO Practice Note Number 2 of 1998 The Indemnity Principle: Recent Cases, 1488 Practice, decline in rural areas, 848 —firms’ advertising, 1874 —multi-disciplinary consultation paper, 1542 —repudiation of solicitors’ partnership, 1121 Prisoners, ex-offenders organisation set up, 1346 —suicides in detention, liability for, 154 Prisons, corrupting influence of, 1119 —Director-General of the Prison Service, 1063 —women’s prisons, 971 Probation, role of probation officers, 992 —Service to be modernised, 1222, 1258 Profession, advocates’ immunity from suit, 1450 —discrimination, Young Woman Lawyer survey, 150 —effects of stress, 618 —employment of women, 599 —practice management, LEXCEL award launched, 578 —public perception of lawyers, 77 —quality standards needed, 738 —self-regulation outdated, Fabian Society report, 826 —young solicitors, quality of life, 1704 Professional fees, Government publishes "fat cats" list, 649 —inquiry before the Law Lords into "fat cat" fees, 825 Profile, Attorney General, John Morris, 25 —Clive Stafford Smith, 1405 —Juma Kiplenge, 48 —Lord Bingham, 725 —Peter Ross, 98 —Richard Tilt, 1063 —Sir David Ramsbotham, 253 —Sir Paul Condon, 526 Property law, Law Society proposes reform of "gazumping", 542 —registering easements, 1670 Public Contracts, EU Procurement Rules, 1065 Public figures, treatment of in law, 1701 Q Quarantine, Abolition Fund, 1043, 1419 R Race, Commission for Racial Equality urges reform of Race Relations Act, 863 —more applications for silks encouraged from ethnic minorities, 394 —multiculturalism in English law, 415 Rape, cross-examination of victim, 1078 Religion, evangelism, 524 Repetitive Strain Injury, Financial Times case, 1222 Rights of audience, Bar’s view, 1546 —government consultation paper, 967, 969, 970 —Government likely to support extended rights for employed barristers, 898 —professions’ response to the Lord Chancellor’s consultation paper, 1346 —should be extended to solicitors under the Crime and Disorder Bill, 269, 270 —solicitor advocates not exercising rights, 1422 —Zander’s response to government consultation paper, 1084 Road Traffic law, breathalyser procedures north and south of the border, 362 S Scotland, devolution, implications for lawyers, 65 —law of corroboration reviewed, 199 —Law Society launches Dial-a-Law service, 395 —Thomas Campbell, Joseph Steele appeals fail, 234 Sentencing, abolition of mandatory life sentence, 394 —alternatives to prison, 1364 —case of Michael Stone, 1629 —drugs importation, case of Sarah Wilson, 1334 —role of the victim, 1263 —judges to explain more fully sentences in open court, 115 —more flexible approach, 685 —reconviction rates, 1119 Sexual harassment, serial offenders in America, 1543 Sex offences, public protection and the rights of the offender, 84 Small claims, increasing the limit, 274 —procedure, assisting clients, 623 —should be separate from County Court list, 359 Solicitor-advocates, entitled to same rights as barristers, clients they previously advised, 899 Solicitors, amount of free advice given, 115 —Annual Conference 1998 round-up, 1594 —1999 to take place in Paris, 1078 —anti money laundering, 1259 —big firms neglecting public interest, 1044 —Cashflow and Improved Financial Management booklet launched, 739 —compulsory CPD scheme, 1509 —creating a brand image, 920 —Criminal Law Solicitors’ Association, ask for Emergency General Meeting of Law Society over legal aid proposals, 578 —Disciplinary tribunal, 1797, 1799 —fees, cash basis taxation, 6, 115 —from ethnic minorities not applying for legal aid franchises, 1666 —Government plans to regulate immigration law advisers, 430 —guidance on fees required, 686 —Indemnity Fund, 41, 42, 198, 358, 580, 614, —legal firm Kaim Todner seek anonymity, 897 —practice, privileged conversation, 649 —pro bono group conference, 774 —problems of small practice, 673 —professional insurance, 470 —Property Group appeals to Master of the Rolls over Law Society proposals on risk banding, 826 —Property Group seeks judicial review of Law Society Indemnity rules, 1170 —repudiation of partnership, 1121 —research into solicitors’ response to complaints, 832 —theft by overcharging, 1541 —Trainee Solicitors Group denied seat on Law Society Council, 115, 322, 394 Solicitors Indemnity Fund, judicial review of legality of monopoly, 1222, 1294, 1345, 1542, —loss of monopoly would increase premiums, 1729 —waivers, 1418 Sport law, Bath rugby forward banned for six months, 197 —Law Society seminar, 1135 Supreme Court Taxing Office, Practice Direction No 2 of 1998, 1363, 1604 T Tagging, 1800 Taxation law, artificial tax avoidance, 118, 185, 219 —General of Berne v Jardine Reinsurance, 331, 621 —level of tax on damages awarded, 337 —repercussion of R v W and Another, 747 —Thai Trading Company v Taylor, 405 Taxing Matters column, 302, 841, 1358 Technology, computer viruses, 1022 Terrorism, legislation changes after the Omagh bombing, 1293 Theft, solicitor, accused of overcharging, 1541 Thompson, Sheila, leaves the LCD press office, 578 Timeshares, 1997 Regulations, 654 Town and country planning, public opinion, 981, 1016 —review of recent planning decisions, 243 Trade marks, Peter Lawrence appointed Director, 271 Transsexuals, marriage rules in Singapore, 202 Trials, judge’s role in allowing expert witness evidence, 974 —procedure in magistrates’ court, either way offences, 62, 134 Trust law, perpetuities and accumulations, Law Commission proposals, 507 V Victim Support, role of the organisation, 1468 W Welfare law, child support, new proposals, 1509 —"habitual residence" and income support Wills, testamentary provision for older clients, 1476 Witnesses, children, caring for, 510, 1612 Woman Lawyer Conference 1998, 615 Women, appointment of women judges, 597 World trade, Caribbean Community (CARICOM), 78 Z Zander, Professor, retires from LSE, 935 Abuse of process and bad faith, Richard Taylor, 1650 Accelerated possession procedure, Nic Madge, 546 Access to justice with conditional fees, Christopher Hodges, 917 Access to justice for all under no win no fee? Christopher Frazer, 386 Accountability of transnationals for human rights abuses, Richard Meeran, 1686, 1706 Adjustment disorder, Nicola Fox, 164 Advocates’ immunity, Colin Passmore, 1450 Alternatives to prison sentences, Andrew Rutherford, 1364 An age old problem, Gillian Baxter, 1746 An effective law for the resolution of partnership disputes? Justice Day, 838 Appointing women judges, Clare McGlynn, 597 Aristocracy of the mediocre, Silvia Rice, 1492 Awards of costs against assisted parties, Alan Barton, 911 Bar to the Bar? Eric Crowther, 314 Barrister and parliamentarian, James Morton, 25 Barristers and their fees, Richard Colbey, 378 Battered solicitor, Julian Gibbons, 673 Beguiling price cuts, Bernard Day, 1729 Bench will retire, Brian Hilliard, 492 Best practice in training, Nick Armstrong, 1429 Beyond belief—the case of Zoora Shah, Susan Edwards, 667 Beyond the pale, B Mahendra, 1762 Big boys behaving badly, Arnold Rosen, 1044 Bill to be tough on crime, Andrew Rutherford, 13 Binding over and the right to protest, Rona Epstein, Steve Foster, 1688 Black Magic Christmas, Richard Whittington-Egan, 1898 Bolam and Bolitho: A new standard of care for doctors? Walter Scott, 64 Breathalyser procedures—north and south, Nigel Ley, 362 Bureaucrat’s dream and a citizen’s nightmare? Richard Young, Gwynn Davies, Nick Wikeley, 692 Buy one, get one free, David Fisher, 1874 Calculating the cost of justice, Vivien Prais, 101 Cannabis and the defence of necessity, Michael Watson, 1260 Care orders and the State’s responsibilities, Patrick Gallagher, 670 Cargo of bitter salts, Richard Whittington-Egan, 1658 Caribbean chaos, David Grant, 190 Caring for tomorrow’s victims, Julian Broadhead, 1468 Causative aspects of "suggestibility", Peter M Bond-Kaplan, 740 Causing water pollution, Iain MacDonald, 559 Century of consistency, Peter Hill, 1028 Changing a child’s name, Helen Conway, 1634 Changing the weather, Justine Thornton, 1010 Changing times? Tim Bourne, 654 Changing to Eurocurrency, Raymond O’Rourke, 82 Charity Commission: regulation and support of charities, HW Wilkinson, 752 Child pornography on the Internet, 451 Chronic post concussional symptoms after mild head injury and whiplash, Frank Tallis, Nicola Fox, 1106 Citation of unreported cases—a challenge, Francis Bennion, 1520 Client as consumer, Gwynn Davis, Christa Christensen, Suzanne Day, Jane Worthington, 832 Clinical negligence franchises, Steve Orchard, 1744 Close your eyes, turn your head, Brian McConnell, 818 Clubs and Data Protection Act 1984, Roderick Ramage, 483 Clubs, Roderick Ramage, 750, 809 Collective employment law, David Antill, 1305 Company shareholders and directors, Roderick Ramage, 91 Compensation recovery under the new regime, Nick White, 305 Competency: children and witnesses with learning disabilities, JR Spencer, 1472, 1526 Concept of child protection, Helen Conway, 1012 Conditional fee agreements, Lord Ackner, 477 Confiscation without conviction, Andrew Rutherford, 1820 Constitutional issue—the judges and the Bar, Robin de Wilde, 1424 Contract of employment, David Newell, 1321 Controlled drugs—the legal framework, Leonard Jason-Lloyd, 1387 Court experts, Anthony Speaight, 1770 Court martial—an independent and impartial trial? Paul Camp, 1156, 1209 Covert policing and the Convention: entrapment, Peter Noorlander, 511 CPS of tomorrow: is Glidewell enough? Christopher Frazer, 861 Credit card fraud, Roger Brownsword, 133 Crime and imprisonment, Andrew Rutherford, 1575 Criminal Cases Review Commission—one year on, Leonard Jason-Lloyd, 1174, 1244 Criminal standard of proof, John Warwick Montgomery, 582 Criminalising artificial tax avoidance, Martyn Bridges, Paul Atkinson, Robert Rhodes, Rowan Bosworth Davies, 118, 185, 219 Cross-examining, Eric Crowther, 1328 Damages for fatal accidents "The No Test Test", Carol Jackson, 272 Damages for negligent sterilisations, Walter Scott, 557 Dangerous product litigation, Gary Slapper, 345 Dangers of contractual indemnity clauses, Jonathan Goodliffe, 564 Decent regimes and soaring numbers, Andrew Rutherford, 1063 Democratic and legal deficits of Europol, Alastair Brown, 1404 Deniable success, Gary Slapper, 586 Directors’ responsibilities and shareholders’ wishes, Stephen Tromans, 21 Disappearance of William Huntley, Wilf Gregg, 1126 Disclosure of medical records, The Hon Mr Justice Cazalet, 1088 Disclosure under the new Civil Procedure Rules, Margaret Hemsworth, 1300, 1352 Discrimination law, Helen Desmond, 1312 Documentation security and computer evidence, Alistair Kelman, 712 Dodgy penalties, Richard Colbey, 690 Dolly, dignity and the genetics debate, Roger Brownsword, 413 Don’t steal the boardroom table, Amanda Maclachlan, 29 Do’s and don’ts of cross-examination, Eric Crowther, 1444 Doubts of an expert witness, Brian McConnell, 1110 Drafting for health and safety, Gillian Birkby, 183 Drama, damages and disappointment, Michael Nash, 1622 Due diligence defence, David G Fidler, 328, 379 EC employment law, Jeff Kenner, 1316 Employment of children, Malcolm Sargeant, 472 End of the affair, Eric Crowther, 1236 Europe’s children—sacrificial lambs? Susan Edwards, 846 Exclusion of fresh evidence, Zahir Chowdhury, 342 Expert as adjudicator, Anthony Speaight, 708 Expert witness immunity, Colin Passmore, 1758 Experts and privilege, Colin Passmore, 1366 Expert’s duty to the court, Nicholas Caddick, Mark Teasdale, 1102 Experts face the challenges of change, B Mahendra, 172 Experts—hired guns? Zakaria Erzinclioglu, 867 Experts—the shape of things to come, District Judge Bird, 698 Explaining evidence logically, Tony Vignaux, Bernard Robertson, 159 Farewell industrial tribunals—but whither the EAT? Alan C Neal, 1322 Fat cats—not here! Lawrence Caun, 1577 Fat, snooty and short-sighted, Brian McConnell, 998 Fishing in the Court of Appeal, Colin Passmore, 1226 Food safety, Raymond O’Rourke, 1332 For what we are about to receive, Andrew Harper, 398 Forbidden fruit, Jonathan Goodman, 1070 Forensic accountants, Toni Pincott, 1768 Foresight and foreseeability, Seán Enright, 1636 Gamma minus? Martin Mears, 486 George Blake, Mary Bell and unjust enrichment, Steve Hedley, 723 Getting the balance right, France Russell, 84 Give us a fair hearing, Robert Sayer, 1465 Glimpse of French criminal justice, Simon Wesley, 326, 669 Goozee and Leakey affair, Richard Whittington-Egan, 1586 Grave waters, Richard Whittington-Egan, 350 Great Bournemouth Mystery, Richard Whittington-Egan, 1162 Habitual residence and income support, HW Wilkinson, 1176 Heave-hoe to garden leave, Jane Middleton, 579 Hedge and ditch rule, HW Wilkinson, 877 Hiding the rotten apples, Brian Hilliard, 766 His Lordship slept here, here, and here, Brian McConnell, 1893 HIV and reform of the law, Murray Earle, 757 Home thoughts from abroad, Stephen O’Doherty, 1802 How can you defend a man ...? Eric Crowther, 1607 Human Rights and the Bar, Heather Hallett, 1453 Identifying the alcoholic lawyer, Jonathan Goodliffe, 1877 If it’s good enough for them, Martin Bowley, 778 Impact of impact statements, Eric Crowther, 70 Improving access to justice, Alan Tunkel, 88, 245, 301 Improving immigration advice, Sue Willman, 204 In-house review of court-martial proceedings, Judge Advocate, Camp, 566 Increasing the small claims limit, John Baldwin, 274 Indemnity insurance—the real options, Martin Mears, 151 Indemnity principle following General of Berne v Jardine Reinsurance, Peter Hurst, 331, 621 Indemnity principle following Thai Trading Company v Taylor, Peter Hirst, 405 Independent Bar under New Labour, Nigel Ley, 1295 Indivisibility of the Crown, Robert Rhodes, Simon Stafford-Michael, Martyn J Bridges, 747 Instructing the expert, B Mahendra, 695 Intellectual property rights and the World Cup, Edward Bragiel, 884 Intention to occupy for a business, HW Wilkinson, 1644 Internet domain name disputes, Denis Kelleher, 811 Internet gaming, Joseph Kelly, 455 Intranet for lawyers, Nich Shepheard, 443 Journalists and privilege, Colin Passmore, 519 Judge as gatekeeper—a US practice worth adopting, Simon Pearl, Genesta Luxmoore, 974 Justice for children, Sir Stephen Brown, 510 Keep it short, Brian McConnell, 926 Key to claims under the EU Procurement Rules, Brian Clark, 1065 Last orders at La Pentola, Francis Bennion, 953, 986 Late payment of commercial debts, Indira Hann, 1676 Law Society hotch potch, Ramnik Shah, 744 Lawyer in Kenya, Patricia Wynn Davies, 48 Lawyer who works in the shadow of death, Julian Broadhead, 1405 Lawyers and the Internet: the fact behind the fiction, David Fisher, 1048 Lawyers at the forefront? Iain Campbell, 440 Lawyer’s legacy, Mark Jackson, 34 Lawyers under stress, David Fisher, 618 Legal aid and human rights, David O’Sullivan, 43 Legal basis for covert policing, Madeline Colvin, 1133 Legal research, Peter Hungerford-Welch, 1434 Less waste, more value? Gerry Cross, 1350 Life or death for the rural practice, David Keating, 848 Limited litigation service, John Frenkel, 623 Limiting fair rent increases, Nic Madge, 950 Listening man, Fiona Bawdon, 98 Litigating against a university, Helen Conway, Jonathan Butler, 1438 Living together—the thorny question, Arthur Baker, Peter Townsend, 779 Long shadow of the Bar, Michael Zander, 1422 Lord Chancellor under the spotlight, Roger Smith, 24 Making the Society work, Michael Mathews, Robert Sayer, Kamlesh Bahl, 1822 Malice aforethought? Bill Onwusah, 1022 Managing other people’s money, HW Wilkinson, 1552 Matching rhetoric with action, Stefanie Grant, 514 Meaning of "knowledge", Simon Elliman, 417 Mens Rea tests for money laundering offences, Chris Howard, 1818 Microchip gazing, Anne Johnson, 1714 Military jurisdiction over civilians, Paul Camp, 759 Mini pupillages, Jody Beveridge, 226 Ministry of Justice? Jean Graham Hall, Douglas F Martin, 830 Missing the targets, Gerry Cross, 1510 More Louis XIV than Cardinal Wolsey, Michael Zander, 1084 More on privilege, Colin Passmore, 1689 More power to the Executive? Lord Ackner, 1512 More tales of the suspected, Joe Beltrami, 1374 Muliticulturalism and the law, Sebastian Poulter, 415 Multipliers and lump sum payments, Iain Goldrein, 1149, 1237, 1360 Murder Mistaken, Richard Whittington-Egan, 570 Mutual fund, Robert Sayer, 580 My favourite solicitor, James Morton, 142 National Land Information Service, John A Greed, 1347 Negligent expert, Colin Passmore, 702 Negligent hypnosis, Damian Carney, Philip Fine, 1766 New houses? Not in my back yard, HW Wilkinson, 367 New International Criminal Court, Nicholas Stewart, 1381 New Labour, new laws? Siobhan Deehan, 1138 New Labour’s attack on trial by jury, David Wolchover, Anthony Heaton-Armstrong, 1613 New Model Order 14—A comparison between RSC Order 14 and draft part 14 of the Civil Proceedings Rules, Margaret Hemsworth, 555 New partnership, Nigel Ley, 1082 New pre-action protocol for personal injury claims, Tamara Goriely, 1547, 1615 New vocation for lawyers, Richard Harrison, 915 No claims bonuses and road traffic liability, John Birds, 1672 No, I shan’t register, John A Greed, 1670 No interest for mortgagees after money judgment, Paul Mostyn, 1728 No More Excuses, Nicola Padfield, 561 No Smoking in the workplace, Stephen Bedeau, 10 Nose for gold, Victor M Knight, 890 Nuisance by a tenant as a derogation from grant, HW Wilkinson, 57 Of courts martial and writs of habeas corpus, Seán Enright, 1368 Of stewards and stewarding, John Welcome, 1214 Offence creating provision—time for change? Paul Camp, 1652 One question too many, Eric Crowther, 1400 Open culture, Julian Broadhead, 493 Open letter, I Dean, 866 Organised crime and the EC Budget in 1997, Alastair Brown, 1046 OSS: still work to be done, Martin Mears, 1741 Paedophilia and paedophiles, Keith Soothill, Brian Francis, Elizabeth Ackerley, 882 Pensioner, British Gas and the Solicitor’s Bill, Richard Colbey, 1298 Permissible margin of error, HW Wilkinson, 481 Perpetuities and accumulations, HW Wilkinson, 507 Picture is worth a thousand words, Philip Plowden, Michael Stockdale, 432 Pink platform, Martin Bowley, 376 Plea bargaining goes back a hundred years, Michael Zander, 323 Plea before venue, Giles Bavidge, Kevin Kerrigan, 62, 134 Plea in mitigation, Eric Crowther, 1679 Piercing the corporate veil, Bill Maughan, Stephen Copp, 938 Poisoned chalice? Neil Gow, 65 Policing through partnerships, Andrew Rutherford, 526 Post decision evidence, Gail Elliman, 635 Postman always scams twice, Bill Onwusah, 1273 Precedents for the "written explanation", John O’Hare, 1604 Prejudice in the small firm, Linda Delany, 27 Prescribing without prescription, Jean McHale, 908 Presence to be reckoned with, Andrew Rutherford, 725 Pricing, risk and returns, Roger Bowles, Neil Rickman, 902 Prisgov at Waverider seeks help, Peter M Quinn, 462 Pro Bono Legal Advice Centre, Suzanne Fine, 1432 Pros and cons of preliminary decision making, Patrick Milmo, 655 Professional duties in the instruction of experts, Mark Hill, 1096 Protecting your data, Renzo Marchini, 441 Protection from discrimination, Geoffrey Bindman, 1617 Psychiatric injury claims, Stephen Irwin, Jonathan Glasson, 1816 Public law-private law divide, Nicholas Bamforth, 136 Public opinion: a material consideration? HW Wilkinson, 981, 1016 Publish and damn, Ian Cram, 1748 Punishment and procedure in the US, William T Pizzi, 988 Quality and quantity in immigration advice, Ruth Bundey, 972 Recent developments in res judicata, Ian Gordon, 1394 Recent developments in unfair dismissal, Alan C Neal, 1318 Redundancy and the transfer of undertakings, Colin Bourn, 1308 Reform for jury trial? AM Prichard, 475 Reform of French criminal procedure, Andrew West, 1638 Reforming the system, David Capper, 1402, 1447 Repaying professional debts, Martin Bowley, 957 Repudiation of a solicitors’ partnership agreement, Sylvia Elwes, 1121 Revolution in the county court, Michael Hawthorne, 454 Rewriting history in the Court of Appeal, Francis Bennion, 1228 Ring of truth, John Rigby, 1534 Scarlet Woman Murder, Richard Whittington-Egan, 1034 Schools for crime—dangerous drivers after imprisonment, Nigel Walker, Michael Hough, 1119 Second post mortems, David Hinchcliff, 178 Self-publish and be damned, Terence Frisby, 1892 Service of pleadings out of time, GI Howells, 1470 Setting up as an expert, B Mahendra, 1089 Sex discrimination and trainees’ salaries, 600 Shaking shocker, Margaret McCabe, 1140 Shifting expert evidence in RSI cases, Brian McConnell, 1753 Should we tolerate zero tolerance? Ann Grady, 1528 Signature of a document, Leslie Rutherford, Stephen Wilson, 380 Signs and symptoms, Pauline Colledge, 1776 Silence at the police station, Philip Plowden, 1598 Small claims arbitrations and costs, Julien Foster, 1266 Snoozing giant of bureaucracy, Arnold Rosen, 642 Solicitor’s profession—slow decline or golden future, Kamlesh Bahl, 920 Solicitors’ undertakings to banks, HW Wilkinson, 1810, 1882 Spammer in the works, Bill Onwusah, 1718 Specific performance of a tenant’s covenant, HW Wilkinson, 1475 Spending privilege, Colin Passmore, 408 Spinning in the wind, Roger Smith, 357 Standing in someone else’s shoes, Melanie Plimmer, 1026 Statutory damages for unlawful eviction, Andrew Dymond, 549 Striking out: what the doctor ordered, Colin Passmore, 123, 213 Structural problem, Fiona Bawdon, 491 Stuff and turf, John Welcome, 422 Suicides in detention and the duty of care, Steve Foster, 154 T v T: pension earmarking, Eleanor Ingham, 1484 Tagging, Julian Broadhead, 1800 Tale of two Russians, Geoffrey Bindman, 307 Tax and damages, Gordon Dawes, 337 Taxing and the Internet, Denis Kelleher, 438 Tell me what you really want, Neil Addison, 1061 Those same old arguments, Julian Gibbons, 1546 Three sites to bookmark on the Web browser, Charles Christian, 1720 Titanic and the 1913 Derby, John Welcome, 854 To bail or not to bail? Eric Crowther, 1019 To open or not to open, Eric Crowther, 1148 Too good to be true? Nichols Bridges-Adams, 755 Touching the corpse, Brian McConnell, 730 Training contract under review, Nick Armstrong, 216 Transsexual marriages in Singapore, KL Ter, 202 Trapped, Brian Hilliard, 534 True scale of the problem, Pauline Colledge, 955, 990 Tunnel vision of Percy Lefroy Mapleton, Richard Whittington-Egan, 962 TUPE, dismissals and the variation of contractual terms, Brian Napier, 1642 Turning porn into pelf, 1694 Tutt, tutt, a Yank in the Temple, Brian McConnell, 106 Twin towers and conflicting demands, Carolyn Shelbourn, 1884 Uncle’s Will, Brian McConnell, 1498 Unfair terms and the OFT, Richard Colbey, 46 Victims and sentencing, Alisdair Gillespie, 1263 Victims’ rights in the US, William T Pizzi, 1805 Watch the Dicky-bird—and the judge, Brian McConnell, 1410 When can ignorance of the law defeat a limitation defence? Simon Elliman, 1708 When is evangelism illegal? John Warwick Montgomery, 524 Which sort of Human Rights Act? Francis Bennion, 488 Why arbitrate? Ken McAvoy, 168 Why dedication pays off in forensic accountancy, Catherine Rawlin, 1100 Why do probation officers always recommend probation? Julian Broadhead, 992 Wik Debate, Rowan Skinner, 844 Will the bug stop with solicitors? Andrew Horrocks, 1711 Will the reforms serve the public interest? Michael Zander, 969 Will women judges make a difference? Clare McGlynn, 813 Women in the legal profession, Catherine Barton, Catherine Farrelly, 599 Work related deaths, Barry Ecclestone, 910 Working time regulations 1998, Roderick Ramage, 1270 Worse things happen at sea, James Cameron, 498 Writing fund-raising applications, HW Wilkinson, 595 Wrongful prosecution and civil liability, Alistair Kelman, 1094 Yet another miscarriage? Martin Mears, 1334 Your Witness, Eric Crowther, 1519 Yours—truly, Jonathan Goodman, 1250 Ackerley, Elizabeth, Paedophilia and paedophiles, 882 Ackner, Lord, Conditional fee agreements, 477 —More power to the Executive? 1512 Addison, Neil, Tell me what you really want, 1061 Akdeniz, Yaman, Child pornography on the Internet, 451 Antill, David, Collective employment law, 1305 Armstrong, Nick, Best practice in training, 1429 —Training contract under review, 216 Atkinson, Paul, Criminalising artificial tax avoidance, 118, 185, 219 Bahl, Kamlesh, Solicitor’s profession—slow decline or golden future, 920 Baker, Arthur, Living together—the thorny question, 779 Baldwin, John, Increasing the small claims limit, 274 Bamforth, Nicholas, Public law-private law divide, 136 Barton, Alan, Awards of costs against assisted parties, 911 Barton, Catherine, Women in the legal profession, 599 Bavidge, Giles, Plea before venue, 62, 134 Bawdon, Fiona, Listening man, 98 —Structural problem, 491 Baxter, Gillian, An age old problem, 1746 Bedeau, Stephen, No Smoking in the workplace, 10 Beltrami, Joe, More tales of the suspected, 1374 Bennion, Francis, Citation of unreported cases—a challenge, 1520 —Last orders at La Pentola, 953, 986 —Rewriting history in the Court of Appeal, 1228 —Which sort of Human Rights Act? 488 Beveridge, Jody, Mini pupillages, 226 Bindman, Geoffrey, Protection from discrimination, 1617 —Tale of two Russians, 307 Bird, District Judge, Experts—the shape of things to come, 698 Birds, John, No claims bonuses and road traffic liability, 1672 Birkby, Gillian, Drafting for health and safety, 183 Bond-Kaplan, Peter M, Causative aspects of "suggestibility", 740 Bosworth Davies, Rowan, Criminalising artificial tax avoidance, 118, 185, 219 Bourn, Colin, Redundancy and the transfer of undertakings, 1308 Bourne, Tim, Changing times? 654 Bowles, Roger, Pricing, risk and returns, 902 Bowley, Martin, If it’s good enough for them, 778 —Pink platform, 376 —Repaying professional debts, 957 Bragiel, Edward, Intellectual property rights and the World Cup, 884 Bridges, Martyn J, Indivisibility of the Crown, 747 —Criminalising artificial tax avoidance, 118, 185, 219 Bridges-Adams, Nicholas, Too good to be true? 755 Broadhead, Julian, Caring for tomorrow’s victims, 1468 —Lawyer who works in the shadow of death, 1405 —Open culture, 493 —Tagging, 1800 —Why do probation officers always recommend probation? 992 Brown, Alastair, Democratic and legal deficits of Europol, 1404 —Organised crime and the EC Budget in 1997, 1046 Brown, Sir Stephen, Justice for children, 510 Brownsword, Roger, Credit card fraud, 133 —Dolly, dignity and the genetics debate, 413 Bundey, Ruth, Quality and quantity in immigration advice, 972 Bundock, Michael, Sex discrimination and trainees’ salaries, 600 |