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Welcome to the Napier Law Society Shop. If you wish to make a purchase, please email info@edinburgh-napier-lawsociety.org and please include your name, email address, matriculation number and order details.

All Items below are listed with the options available including size and colour.

Payment method may be Cash on Delivery or Cheque only. Please note for non-members there is an additional £5 charge per item. Delivery is approximately between one and two weeks for items currently not in stock.

Napier Law Society Hoodies

These hoodies are produced to a high quality with an embroidered logo on the front, and a secret message in Latin on the back. A must for all Law Students!

Sizes: X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
Colours: Black, Grey, Navy Blue

Napier Law Society Rugby Tops

These Rugby Tops are produced to a high quality with an embroidered logo on the front, and a secret message in Latin on the back. A must for all Law Students! Please note, Female tops only come in long sleeve.

All Top Sizes: X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large

Female Top Colours: Black, Navy Blue
Female Sleeve Size: Long Only

Male Top Colours: Black, Navy Blue, Grey
Male Sleeve Size: Short Sleeve, Long Sleeve

Napier Law Society T-Shirts

These T Shirts are produced to a high quality with an embroidered logo on the front, and a secret message in Latin on the back. A must for all Law Students!

T-Shirt Sizes: X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
T-Shirt Colours: Black, Navy Blue, Grey

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BBC Scottish News

Shetland top for quality of life

Shetland Islanders benefit from the highest quality of life in Scotland, according to a new survey.

Teacher guilty of 'incompetence'

A primary school teacher becomes the first in Scotland to admit charges of serious professional incompetence.

Fan detained over pitch invasion

A teenager who invaded the pitch during Celtic's match against Manchester United is locked up for six months.

Two charged over Aberdeen death

Two people are charged over the death of a 51-year-old man in Aberdeen in the early hours of Monday.

Woman, 85, dies after collision

An 85-year-old woman dies after being struck by a car in the south of Edinburgh.

Man admits new father's killing

A man celebrating his daughter's birth died after he was stabbed, a court is told.

Warning over rising jail numbers

The prison population will reach almost 10,000 in 10 years' time if present trends continue, it is predicted.

A watershed day as beavers arrive for spring release

Four Norwegian beaver families arrive in the UK as part of an historic plan to reintroduce the mammals to Scotland.

The direction a child faces in their buggy could cause stress

The direction a child is facing in their pram could affect their development and stress levels, a study suggests.

Brian Taylor on a hospital infection public inquiry

Holyrood Today

Scottish prison population 'will continue to grow faster' November 21, 2008

The number of inmates housed in the Scottish prison system will continue to increase, and is predicted to do so at a faster rate than a year ago according to new official statistics.

Support extended for homeowners facing repossession November 21, 2008

New investment in supporting homeowners at risk of losing their homes was announced today by the Scottish Government.

Sturgeon 'should resign' over C.diff row says Labour MSP November 21, 2008

Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon should resign from her position after refusing to call for an immediate public inquiry into the C.difficile deaths at the Vale of Leven Hospital, a Scottish Labour MSP has said.

EU fisheries funds to be fast-tracked November 21, 2008

Scotland's fisheries are being encouraged to bid for an early release of EU funds, particularly in the light of the current economic climate.

New fuel poverty package for Scotland announced November 20, 2008

Changes to the current support system will see benefits for the one million Scots living in fuel poverty, according to the Scottish Government.

European Court of Human Rights

Grand Chamber judgment - 21/11/2008

The Court will be holding a public hearing on Thursday 27 November 2008 at 11 a.m. to deliver its Grand Chamber judgment in the case of Salduz v. Turkey. The case concerns the lack of legal assistance available to the applicant while in police custody and the fact that he did not have access to the public prosecutor’s submissions to the Court of Cassation.

Visit from the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina - 19/11/2008

A delegation of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina visited the Court on 18 and 19 November 2008. Among those receiving the delegation were President Costa, Ljiljana Mijovic, the judge elected in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Visit from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Liechtenstein - 18/11/2008

On 18 November 2008 Rieta Kieber-Beck, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Liechtenstein, was received by President Costa. Mark Villiger, the judge elected in respect of Liechtenstein, and Erik Fribergh, Registrar, attended also the meeting.

Recent judgments - 14/11/2008

In the case of Kayasu v. Turkey, the Court held that there had been a violation of Article 10 (freedom of expression). The case concerned a disciplinary sanction and a criminal conviction which the applicant received on account of a complaint and an indictment he had drawn up against the instigators of the military coup d’état of 12 September 1980.

Interim measures granted - 18/11/2008

The Court received 11 applications lodged by Afghan nationals placed in administrative detention pending their removal to their country of origin on a flight organised by the French and British authorities. The applicants complain essentially, under Article 3 (prohibition of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment) that if they were removed to Afghanistan they would face a real risk of torture or ill-treatment by the Taliban. The President of the Chamber to which the cases had been allocated decided to indicate to the French Government that the applicants should not be removed to Afghanistan.

Grand Chamber judgment - 12/11/2008

In the case of Demir and Baykara v. Turkey, the Court held that there had been a violation of Article 11 (freedom of assembly and association). The case concerned the failure by the Court of Cassation in 1995 to recognise the applicants’ right, as municipal civil servants, to form trade unions, and the annulment of a collective agreement between their union and the employing authority.

Judgments this week July 11, 2008

The Court delivered in writing 25 Chamber judgments on Thursday 6 November 2008 (Press Release).

Judgments this week July 11, 2008

The Court delivered in writing 42 Chamber judgments on Tuesday 4 November 2008 (Press Release)

Ten years of the “new” Court July 11, 2008

Ten years after the setting up of a full-time European Court of Human Rights guaranteeing a right of individual petition to over 800 million Europeans, the President of the Court Jean-Paul Costa hailed the establishment of the “new” Court in 1998 as a landmark in the development of international human rights protection.

Relinquishment of jurisdiction in favour of the Grand Chamber July 11, 2008

The Chamber dealing with the cases of Depalle v. France and Brosset Triboulet and Brosset-Pospisil v. France has relinquished jurisdiction in favour of the Grand Chamber. The cases concern injunctions issued against the applicants, ordering them, at their own cost and without compensation, to demolish their homes, which were built on plots of land in the maritime public property.

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