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I am a criminology graduate with a Master of Laws in Legal Professional Practice. After a six-month placement at a criminal defense firm, I am seeking my next QWE in preparation for the SQE. Love law and talking about it.
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Thank you :)
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For the most part it works in England and Wales
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Oh I completely agree, I'm just pointing out legally leaving the ECHR wont be as simple as leaving the EU was no matter what the likes of reform seem to think.
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I honestly cant see him going anywhere, or this debate in January resulting in a new election. so i would say at least 4 years. even if the Tories got back in tomorrow the legal process to leave the ECHR will take years, this article explains it better than I can consoc.org.uk/leaving-the-...
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I wouldn't worry leaving the ECHR is not the same as leaving the EU was its a very long legal process and whatever people are shouting its doubtful the PM will even entertain the idea
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1. A life tarrif in England and Wales starts at 25 years and then is decreased and importantly INCREASED based on mitigating and aggravating factors. It can be more than 25 years.
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I heard this is similar to shepherds pie 🇬🇧 but with tater tots as the topping instead of mashed potatoes? If so I feel this could be interesting
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Fighting the fight we all need to see.
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You have the #LegalBlueSky starter packs
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Its still down? Its like they think a big red splash screen is all they need to do…
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I just found them, thank you so much
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I'm in my 2 years QWE and I'm very happy to have this list, thank you :)
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I don't carry perfume in my hand bag and the highlight of my day is getting a wand waved over me
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IMO the fairness of the policies depends on how broadly they define the term "care." Does it include foster children and kinship care? Will it apply to all looked-after children (LAC) and former LAC, or will it, as many policies tend to do, exclude those in kinship care?
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IMO the fairness of the policies depends on how broadly they define the term "care." Does it include foster children and kinship care? Will it apply to all looked-after children (LAC) and former LAC, or will it, as many policies tend to do, exclude those in kinship care?
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Done, first post didn't help the profiles case much either
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Self-employed businesses, when passed down, face an IHT cap of £325K. In contrast, farms have a higher cap of £1M, with only those valued over this amount subject to a reduced IHT rate of 20% instead of the standard 40%. They are still getting hefty tax breaks
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Could you think of any other CRIMINAL who would behave like this because I have met a few and none would be so brazen
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And the cap will be £325,000 not £1m
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Self-employed businesses, when passed down, face an IHT cap of £325K. In contrast, farms have a higher cap of £1M, with only those valued over this amount subject to a reduced IHT rate of 20% instead of the standard 40%. This 20% tax is payable over 10 years, rather than within 12 months of probate.
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I don't know you but I still want to say congrats and ask whats your planned PhD focus?
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I have never watched supernatural… I know shock horror