Tag Archives: CLE
“Combining community empowerment and clinical legal education: the Scottish University Land Unit”, an article for the Australian Journal of Clinical Education
This is a short, self-promotional blog [sign]post, which serves to direct readers to a new article that was published today in the Australian Journal of Clinical Education. The online, open access article can be found here. I confess, this was … Continue reading
Posted in CLE, Land Reform
Tagged CLE, Community Right to Buy, Land Reform, Law Clinics, Scottish University Land Unit, SULU
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“From the Field: Some Notes on the ‘Clinics and SQE – what next?’ Conference about the New Route to Qualifying as a Solicitor in England and Wales”, a piece for the IJCLE
This blog post does not have the snappiest title I have ever crafted, I grant you, but I am being wordy for a reason. My reason is this is one of my sign posts, that is to say this is … Continue reading
Posted in CLE, Education, Law Clinics
Tagged CLE, CLEO, clinical legal education, IJCLE, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, Law Clinics, pro bono, SQE
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Clinics and SQE – what next? Some conference notes about the new route to qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales (mainly from a law clinic perspective)
On 5 June 2019 I attended an event at Coventry University entitled “Clinics and SQE – what next?” To the uninitiated, at least two questions flow from that title. What is SQE? What does it mean for clinics? There might … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Law Clinics
Tagged CLE, CLEO, clinical legal education, Law Clinics, SQE
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Access to land and access to justice: an update from SULU
Last year, I was involved in the launch of an initiative called the Scottish University Land Unit. As detailed at some length in an earlier blog post, this was and indeed is designed to partner the skills and enthusiasm of … Continue reading
Ten signs it’s time to stop and ask for help: guest post by Lucy Reed
This is a guest post from Lucy Reed, a barrister with who blogs at Pink Tape and tweets as @familoo. Anyone a) vaguely legal or b) generally interested in life should really be following her anyway, but just in case … Continue reading
Posted in Access to Justice, Law Clinics, McKenzie Friends
Tagged Access to Justice, CLE, Familoo, Law Clinics, Lucy Reed, McKenzie Friends, Pink Tape, pro bono
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A visit to Stellenbosch Legal Aid Clinic
As mentioned on this blog previously, I am on research leave at the moment. This has taken me to Stellenbosch in South Africa. There are a few reasons why Stellenbosch has been my appointed destination, mostly to do with land … Continue reading
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