Dundee mum of tragic 11-year-old girl killed by two Rottweilers insists reform is needed
A Dundee mother whose daughter was brutally killed by two Rottweilers has insisted an overhaul on dangerous dog legislation is needed “sooner than soon”.
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Legal profession urged to tackle bullying and boost diversity
The legal profession is being urged to take action to tackle bullying and increase diversity.
Legal profession urged to tackle bullying and boost diversity
The legal profession is being urged to take action to tackle bullying and increase diversity.
Smacking ban moves closer to becoming law in Scotland
A smacking ban in Scotland moved a step closer to becoming law after a majority of MSPs on a Holyrood committee supported the policy.
Allotment issue ‘mishandled’ – leading to man barricading himself in shed overnight
A local allotment’s ruling body has closed ranks amid accusations of mishandling a tenant’s appeal against his ban on attending meetings.
Tayside transport group backs UK bid to tackle dangerous cycling
Transport officials in Tayside have backed UK Government proposals to prosecute cyclists who injure or kill other road users.
Fortnite: Is it possible to sue for a dance move?
Alfonso Ribeiro and Backpack Kid are the latest names understood to be suing Fortnite for using dance moves they claim to have created.
Templeton Woods victim Linda to demand law change in meeting with Justice Secretary
Linda McDonald wants answers – and she wants the law changed to ensure that what happened to her cannot happen to anyone else.
YouTube issues pop-up warning users about EU copyright proposal
YouTube has intensified its opposition against changes to copyright law across the EU that could change what people are allowed to share online.
Fire crews called to Dundee Law after shed set alight
Dundee’s firefighters were called to a spate of incidents on Bonfire Night.
European Parliament votes in favour of copyright law reforms
The way music, memes and news articles are shared online could be affected by a controversial vote in the European Parliament to overhaul copyright law.
US law students visit Dundee court ‘to see how things are done in Scotland’
A group of American law students visited Dundee Sheriff Court to study how justice is delivered in Scotland.
What major changes to copyright law could mean for your online activities
MEPs are to decide whether to continue with a new EU copyright law which would affect content shared online.
Line of 15 cars damaged overnight by vandals in Dundee
Police Scotland is appealing for information about a series of vandalisms to cars in Dundee.
Dundee solicitor in call for new laws to protect cyclists
A top Dundee solicitor has called for new laws to protect cyclists.
Investigation launched after Dundee bus customers left stranded twice in a week
Stagecoach has been forced to apologise for the second time in a week after a bus route blunder left passengers “stranded”.
Dundee bus passengers left waiting in ‘freezing temperatures’ for service that had been diverted
Stagecoach has apologised after the firm failed to inform customers that a Dundee bus route had been diverted — leaving would-be passengers waiting in “freezing temperatures”.
Trial of man accused of murdering Dundee man Gary delayed
The trial of a man accused of murder in Dundee which was set to get under way today has been delayed.
Gordon Dunbar murder: Brother of victim still haunted by Dundee Law
A man has revealed that the sight of Dundee Law still gives him chills 25 years after the brutal murder of his brother.
Prosecutor says latest Dundee attack by Robbie McIntosh ‘came as no shock’
The man who led the prosecution of Robbie McIntosh for the murder of Anne Nicoll in 2001 has defended the jail term he was given.