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Eamon Keane is an Early Career Fellow in Criminal Law and Evidence at the University of Edinburgh and a qualified
solicitor. He teaches and researches the Scots law of evidence. He is a member of the Law Society of Scotland’s
Criminal Law Committee and the Convenor of the Scottish Legal Action Group.
Tony Convery is a qualified solicitor in private practice. He is Deputy Convenor of the Scottish Legal Action Group.
Here they discuss their report entitled: Should There be a Right to Independent Legal Representation for Sexual Offences Complainers at Hearings to Determine Applications to Lead Sexual History and Bad Character Evidence?
Eamon Keane is an Early Career Fellow in Criminal Law and Evidence at the University of Edinburgh and a qualified
solicitor. He teaches and researches the Scots law of evidence. He is a member of the Law Society of Scotland’s
Criminal Law Committee and the Convenor of the Scottish Legal Action Group.
Tony Convery is a qualified solicitor in private practice. He is Deputy Convenor of the Scottish Legal Action Group.
Here they discuss their report entitled: Should There be a Right to Independent Legal Representation for Sexual Offences Complainers at Hearings to Determine Applications to Lead Sexual History and Bad Character Evidence?
