Tonight STV News reported on the involvement of The Aberdeen Law Project in relation to Claire Morris’s grave.

Aberdeen Law Project supports Peter Morris in relation to his petition, "stop victims of crime having to suffer a life sentence". 

In this opinion piece third year law student, Michaela Guthrie welcomes the new Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009 as being a promising shift in the prosecution of rape.

KILLERS NAME STILL ON VICTIMS GRAVE - The Press & Journal , Wednesday July 6 2011, page 7.

Phil Glover, a third year LLB (Honours) student, reviews Lord Bingham’s ‘the Rule of Law’, and in so doing encourages other students to consider the role of lawyers generally, and their own role particularly, within our society.

Written by Sam Parry, Second Year Law Student, and Alastair Johnston, Fourth Year and Deputy Director of the Clinic.

Founder of The Aberdeen Law Project, Ryan Whelan, has been interviewed by All About Careers on the topic of participating in pro bono whilst at university.

The Aberdeen Law Project is delighted to announce its newly established partnership with Her Majesty's Prison Aberdeen.

The staff team at local charity, Grampian Women’s Aid, have been amongst the first in the city to take part in legal information training sessions with The Aberdeen Law Project.

Founder of The Aberdeen Law Project, Ryan Whelan, has been honoured for his commitment to pro bono activities at the LawWorks & Attorney General Student Awards 2011.