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Socialist Lawyer

Issue 60

Issue date: 01 February 2012

Back Matter
Front Matter	1
Diamond celebration Tim Potter	3
Euro court detainee decision Russell Fraser	4
Extradition and human rights Russell Fraser	4
A political hearing in the Employment Tribunal David Renton	5
‘Battle to defend profession from being no more than a ‘cynical business’ Stephen Knight	6
Criminal justice system still fails the innocent Caroline Clancy	6
ELDH: 2011 was active and productive, 2012 will be too… Bill Bowring	7
Stephen Lawrence — one lawyer's view… Maya Sikand	8
‘Clear potential for wrongful convictions’ Rebecca Harvey	9
Obituary: Francis Khoo Bill Bowring, Dr Ang Swee	9
Colombian jailed for defending human rights Natasha Morgan	10
The dangers behind the proposed judicial reform in Colombia Nazih Richani	10
Cuts won't save money Connor Johnston	11
Fairness? Consistency? Equality? Paramjit Ahluwalia asks why these basic tenets are absent from the post-riot sentencing Paramjit Ahluwalia	12
Housing in East Jerusalem: Marina Sergides reports on an legal mission to the Occupied Palestinian Territory Marina Sergides	14
‘No event is ever correctly reported’: Jim Duffy on the case of Cait Reilly's battle over Jobseeker's Allowance Jim Duffy	18
The struggle for land right: Fiona McPhail meets people driven from their homes and a battling lawyer in Mexico Fiona McPhail	22
Britain's hidden slaves: Sarah Steinhardt on the individuals who live in servitude in 21st century Britain Sarah Steinhardt	26
Justice should not depend on luck: Gabe Tan argues that fresh evidence should not be needed to prove innocence Gabe Tan	28
Why did ETA call it off? Brian Currin on the Basque seperatists decision to end its armed struggle Brian Currin	30
‘Their cuts not ours’? Paul Heron argues that Labour councils should not carry out austerity measures Paul Heron	34
Slick thriller with a message Tim Potter	37
The plague of paramilitaries Michael Goold	38
Spirit of Allende	39