We have just completed work on a series of films about the history of Law Reporting in Scotland for SCLR , the publisher of Session Cases. The five films were developed as a aid for universities as they introduce first year students to the purpose and content of Law Reports, but will hopefully have interest for a wider audience. The films trace the history of Law Reporting and Session Cases in particular from their 16th century roots through to the up-to-date online reports of today. All of the films are built around the famous case; Donoghue v Stevenson - the case about the snail in the ginger beer in a wee cafe in Paisley.
Donoghue v. Stevenson: The History of Law Reporting
The Law of Judges: Precedent and the Criteria for the Reporting of Cases
Anatomy of the Law: The Authority, Authorship and Arrangement of Session Cases
If you would like to find out more about what we could do for you, or would simply like to chat about an idea, than call us on 0131 555 0945 or e-mail us.