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Private prosecutions – A route to justice for the charity sector
Sophie Tang
2 February 2017
Should GPs have to disclose previous convictions to patients?
The Mail recently revealed that more than 1,000 doctors who are registered and licensed to practice have criminal convictions. These range from sexual offences such as possession of indecent pictures of children, to drink driving and fraud.
1 February 2017
What is the function of a reviewing panel in fitness to practise cases?
Habib Khan v General Pharmaceutical Council (Scotland) [2016] UKSC 64
1 February 2017
ICAEW Disciplinary Committee highlights the seriousness of dishonesty allegations
Two recent decisions of the ICAEW Disciplinary Committee highlight the seriousness of allegations involving dishonesty and, in particular, financial impropriety.
20 January 2017
Duplication of enforcement
What happens when two professional bodies receive a virtually identical complaint about a member concerning a breach of their rules, code or principles?
19 January 2017
Brexit and Law Firms
This week the Law Society published its paper on the impact of Brexit on the legal services market entitled: “Brexit and the Law”
