Lord Eassie reappointed as law reformer
Senior judge continues role as Chairman of Scottish Law Commission
Lord Eassie, Chairman of the Scottish Law Commission since July 2002, has been reappointed for a further five years.
Lord Eassie serves part-time, combining the post with his duties as a judge of the Supreme Courts in Scotland.
Announcing his appointment, Justice Minister Cathy Jamieson said: "The Commission is currently studying legal issues in several significant and complex areas and I believe that Lord Eassie's reappointment will provide, in addition to his extensive knowledge and experience, a level of continuity which will prove invaluable."
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