Vol. 7 (2021)

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Volume VII is comprised of four articles of the highest standard. Grace Gubbins (LLB Edinburgh) starts us off with her insightful article, “A Critical Analysis of the Admission of Sexual History and Bad Character Evidence of Complainers in Scots Law”. She is followed by Kristen Lew’s (JD Buffalo School of Law) topical “Human Rights Protections in the United Kingdom Post-Brexit: The Case for a Codified Constitution”. Emma McFarlane (LLB Dundee at time of submission) then arrives with 2 short, essential articles, “Concerns About the Check Employment Status Tool” and “Inheritance Tax in the UK: Reform Required”.  Finally, Robert Shiels (LLB Dundee, LLM PhD Glasgow, Solicitor) returns with another brilliant article examining the history of Scots criminal procedure, “The Reform of Summary Criminal Procedure in Edwardian Scotland”.

The Editorial Board offers its thanks to all authors and peer reviewers. We hope you enjoy this wonderful issue!