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Practice notes are issued by the Law Society for the use and benefit of its members. They represent the Law Society's view of good practice in a particular area. They are not intended to be the only standard of good practice that solicitors can follow. You are not required to follow them, but doing so will make it easier to account to oversight bodies for your actions.
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The following sections of the SRA Code are relevant to the information that has to be provided in writing to the client at the outset of the retainer:
Chapter 1 on Client Care
Chapter 9 on fee sharing and referrals
There are 10 mandatory principles which apply to all those the SRA regulates and to all aspects of practice. The principles can be found in the SRA Handbook.
The principles apply to solicitors or managers of authorised bodies who are practising from an office outside the UK. They also apply if you are a lawyer-controlled body practising from an office outside the UK.
Must - A specific requirement in legislation or of a principle, rule, outcome or other mandatory provision in the SRA Handbook. You must comply, unless there are specific exemptions or defences provided for in relevant legislation or the SRA Handbook.
These may not be the only means of complying with legislative or regulatory requirements and there may be situations where the suggested route is not the best possible route to meet the needs of your client. However, if you do not follow the suggested route, you should be able to justify to oversight bodies why the alternative approach you have taken is appropriate, either for your practice, or in the particular retainer.
May - A non-exhaustive list of options for meeting your obligations or running your practice. Which option you choose is determined by the profile of the individual practice, client or retainer. You may be required to justify why this was an appropriate option to oversight bodies.
SRA Code - SRA Code of Conduct 2011
2007 Code - Solicitors' Code of Conduct 2007
OFR - Outcomes-focused regulation
SRA - Solicitors Regulation Authority
IB - indicative behaviour
FCA - Financial Conduct Authority
A glossary of other terms used throughout this practice note is available on the SRA website.
The Law Society also provides a full glossary of other terms used throughout this practice note
This practice note is relevant to all solicitors who are involved in client care.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Handbook sets out all the SRA's regulatory requirements on solicitors and their practices, and is updated at regular intervals. It outlines the ethical standards that the SRA expects of practices and practitioners and the outcomes that the SRA expects them to achieve for their clients.
The first outcome in chapter 1 of the SRA Code relates to client care and requires you to treat clients fairly. This outcome should always be kept in mind when considering what information you provide to your client, both at the start of a retainer and throughout their matter.
Many clients are not regular users of legal services provided by solicitors. In addition, a solicitor is often instructed while the client is experiencing a stressful situation. The primary issue for the client is a successful resolution of their legal problem or completion of their transaction. Specific details around costs and what services you will provide to them can often be considered as secondary by the client until a problem arises.
To help focus the client on the exact parameters of a retainer, solicitors often provide an initial letter to the client, called a client care letter, along with any terms of business. While there is no requirement to provide such a letter, clients may find it helpful to have some information written down so that they can refer to it at a later date. This written information may also be used as evidence against complaints of insufficient information or inadequate professional service. However, if the information is unclear or important details are not highlighted to the client then their value will be limited. There is a small amount of information that must be provided in writing, but you must also consider whether you should provide other relevant information in writing in order to achieve the outcomes set out in the SRA Code and to comply with the SRA Principles.
It is important that clients can understand the information they are provided with, and that important information is highlighted to them and explained clearly. You should consider your client's needs and circumstances when you decide what information to provide them and the manner in which it is provided. In particular, you should consider whether your client is vulnerable or has any special needs.
Outcome 1.12 requires that clients must be in a position to make informed decisions about:
While much of the information given in the initial interview will help clients come to an informed decision, the written information given at the start of a retainer, whether in a client care letter or some other format, will also be important in demonstrating that you have met this outcome.
There is a limited amount of information that you must provide to your client in writing at the start of a retainer under the SRA Code. The SRA also suggests, in the IBs, that there is other information you should provide to clients. This does not have to be in writing but it may be helpful, for both you and your client, to do so.
There is also additional information that you must supply clients with under:
There are relatively few outcomes that require you to provide information in writing. These relate to complaints.
You must inform clients, in writing at the outset of their matter, of their right to make a complaint and details of how to do so (outcome 1.9). You must also inform them, in writing at the time of engagement and at the conclusion of your complaints procedure, of their right to complain to the Legal Ombudsman, the time frame for doing so and full details of how to contact the Legal Ombudsman (outcome 1.10).
Some clients will not have the right to complain to the Legal Ombudsman, eg businesses, charities and/or clubs with a turnover of more than £1m .These clients will still need to be informed of their right to complain to you and their right to assessment. However, you may wish to highlight to them the limitations of the Legal Ombudsman scheme.
Full details regarding the remit of the Legal Ombudsman can be found on the Legal Ombudsman's website.
As outcomes 1.9 and 1.10 require you to inform your clients of this information at the start of an engagement, you may need to provide this information to repeat clients on numerous occasions. For this reason, you may wish to create a short letter or leaflet containing the essential information for repeat clients. Many solicitors choose to include this information in a client care letter. The Legal Ombudsman has provided some suggested wording.
Clients must also be made aware of their right to challenge, or complain about, their bill (outcome 1.14). This includes informing clients of their right to apply for assessment of the bill under Part III of the Solicitors Act 1974. Clients must also be made aware of the circumstances when they may be liable to pay interest on an unpaid bill.
It is important to note that if the Legal Ombudsman does not consider a solicitor to have provided sufficient information on complaints handling process, it may charge a case fee to the solicitor, even if no evidence of poor service has been found. It is therefore in solicitors' best interests to ensure that they provide clear and up to date client care information.
There are several outcomes that require you to advise clients of information. These requirements are summarised below. You do not have to provide this information in writing but if you chose not to you will need to consider how you will demonstrate that you have met the outcomes.
You must inform clients whether, and how, the services you provide are regulated and how this affects the protections available to them (outcome 1.7). For most solicitors' firms, all the services they provide will be regulated by the SRA. However, within multidisciplinary practices the legal services provided may be regulated, while the non-legal services may not be regulated or may be regulated by another regulator. It is important clients are made aware which services are regulated and any differences there might be in the regulatory protections available.
Clients must be given the best possible information about the cost of their matter, both at the start of the retainer and throughout (outcome 1.13).
There are specific requirements on the information you must provide where there is a referral arrangement or fee sharing arrangement (outcome 1.6). You should explain any arrangements that are relevant to your client's instructions to allow clients to make an informed choice about how to pursue their matter. The information should be clear and in writing or in a form appropriate to the client's needs. Clients must be informed of any financial or other interest that an introducer has in referring the client to you.
Solicitors and solicitors' practices are able to own or manage separate unregulated businesses providing non-reserved legal and other professional services to the public (although they are not able to provide legal services through those separate businesses).
The SRA does not regulate separate businesses, but it does regulate authorised persons that have connections with them. If you or your firm owns or manages a separate unregulated business to which clients may be referred or introduced, you should be mindful of the following outcomes in Chapter 12 of the SRA Code:
Outcome (12.1) you ensure, and have safeguards in place to ensure, that clients are clear about the extent to which the services that you and the separate business offer are regulated.
Outcome (12.2) you do not represent, directly or indirectly, the separate business as being regulated by the SRA or any of its services as being regulated by the SRA.
Outcome (12.4) you only: (a) refer, recommend or introduce a client to the separate business (b) put your client and the separate business in touch with each other; or (c) divide, or allow to be divided, a client's matter between you and the separate business, where the client has given informed consent.
Informed consent should include the client being made aware of the respective regulatory position of the two firms, and the differences in safeguards available, including legal professional privilege and rights of redress (including access to the compensation fund and recourse to the Legal Ombudsman). Clients should also be informed of the nature of the firm's connection with the separate business.
It is also fundamental that any referral to a separate business or division of a matter should also only occur if it is in the client's best interests in accordance with Principle 4 of the SRA Principles 2011. Please refer to the SRA guidance on the separate business rule for further information.
There are also specific client care requirements in relation to the:
The SRA has provided numerous IBs to help solicitors comply with the outcomes in chapter 1 of the SRA Code on client care. Many of these relate to information for the client. Below is a brief summary of the IBs.
You should agree service levels with your client, for example, the type and frequency of communications (IB 1.1). The Law Society has provided an example of the types of service standards you may wish to agree to:
Both you and your client will have responsibilities and these should be explained to the client (IB 1.2). The Law Society has provided an example of what you might agree:
Your responsibilities may include:
The client's responsibilities may include:
You should inform the client, in writing, of the name and status of the person dealing with their matter and the name and status of the person responsible for the overall supervision of the matter (IB 1.3).
All information on fees should be clear, easily accessible, and in a form that is appropriate to the client's needs and circumstances. You should explain your fees and if and when they are likely to change (IB 1.14).You should discuss with the client how they will pay and explain the consequences of being publicly funded in relation to costs (IB 1.16).
The Law Society has provided examples of information you may wish to include:
You should discuss with the client whether the potential outcome of the client's case is likely to justify the risk involved, particularly the risk of paying the costs incurred by someone else's fees (IB 1.13). You should also bring to the client's attention the potential liabilities, including other payments, the client may face (IB 1.15).
If you are acting under a conditional fee arrangement, or other fee arrangement governed by statute, you should provide the client with all the relevant information relating to that arrangement (IB 1.17).
Clients should be made aware and informed in writing if you propose to limit your liability to your client to a level above the minimum prescribed by the SRA Indemnity Insurance Rules (IB 1.8).
Clients should also be informed if they are not entitled to the protections offered by the SRA compensation fund, for instance where non-legal services provided by the firm are unregulated by the SRA (IB 1.11).
This section provides advice on the presentation of a client care letter and terms of business and the additional information you may wish to provide in these documents. This advice is based on what the Law Society considers to be good practice.
The SRA Code does not require you to provide large amounts of information to clients in writing. However, you must inform clients of certain matters and continue to update clients. Good communication is needed to meet these outcomes. The advice below provides examples of what the Law Society considers to be good practice when communicating in writing.
To communicate well, you should:
As people understand information differently, you may explain to your client the importance of the client care information you provide and the terms of business and highlight any key information. You should also provide the opportunity to explain any parts of the documents that they do not understand or have questions about.
Many clients comment about being given large documents containing lots of legal language in small print by their solicitors. Often these documents are not read or understood.
You may wish to consider adopting the following style for your written client information to help clients understand the contents:
These guidelines are generic and it will be important to consider the needs of your clients when drafting information. For example, a larger font may be appropriate if a client has poor eyesight.
There is no regulatory requirement to set out terms of business. However, it is good business practice to do so.
Terms of business will normally set out details of:
While not a regulatory requirement, you may wish to get your client to sign and date a copy of the terms of business. Under rule 46.9 of the Civil Procedure Rules, if the client has not agreed your terms of business in a contentious matter in the County Court, you will be unable to claim any more costs from the client than the client is entitled to recover from the other side.
Under the EU Provision of Services Directive, you must provide clients with the contact details of your PII provider and the territorial coverage of that insurance. This information can be provided in the client care letter, via the firm's website, or made easily accessible at the firm's place of business. For more information see our practice note on the directive.
The issue of client confidentiality arises when informing an insurer about a claim. Client confidentiality and legal privilege can only be waived with the express consent of the client. As a precaution, in order to expedite a notification of circumstance/claim in the event of being scammed, consider adding to your terms of engagement wording to the effect that if the firm has to make a notification under the terms of its professional indemnity policy, information about the client and your file may be seen by your insurers. Your files may, therefore, be seen by an assessor or another person unconnected with the firm in the future, unless the client has notified you that it does not agree to this.
You should include in your terms of business reference to how you comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 with respect to information held on your client.
For example:
We use the information you provide primarily for the provision of legal services to you and for related purposes including:
Our use of that information is subject to your instructions, the Data Protection Act 1998 and our duty of confidentiality. Please note that our work for you may require us to give information to third parties such as expert witnesses and other professional advisers. You have a right of access under data protection legislation to the personal data that we hold about you.
We may from time to time send you information that we think might be of interest to you. If you do not wish to receive that information please notify our office in writing.
Read our practice note on data protection.
You should advise the client how long you will retain their file and outline what will happen to the file after that time.
You should advise the client of costs related to all of the following:
If you intend to only store documents in an electronic format, you should consider whether the absence of paper documents will be detrimental to the client's interests before you agree to such storage methods with your client.
You should also consider any file retention requirements of your indemnity insurers when assessing the appropriate length of time to retain client files.
For further information on storage of files, particularly in relation to wills and probate files, see our file retention practice note.
For further information on retention of client due diligence files, see paragraph 3.8 of our anti-money laundering practice note.
After completing the work, we will be entitled to keep all your papers and documents while there is still money owed to us for fees and expenses.We will keep our file of your papers for up to [x] years, except those papers that you ask to be returned to you. We keep files on the understanding that we can destroy them [x] years after the date of the final bill. We will not destroy documents you ask us to deposit in safe custody.
If we take papers or documents out of storage in relation to continuing or new instructions to act for you, we will not normally charge for such retrieval.
However we may charge you for:
You are required to have effective systems and controls in place to enable you to identify risks to client confidentiality and to mitigate those risks (IB 4.1). Information for clients should explicitly set out the circumstances of when and to whom information will be made available, why they would need to access information, and why disclosure might be necessary. The SRA's guidance on protecting and maintaining client confidentiality states that consent to disclosure must be informed consent, and consent must not be assumed. Clients should be given an opportunity to object to disclosure.
In addition to the need to consider this issue generally, there are three specific areas where issues of confidentiality and disclosure could arise:
Where you outsource work on client files, there is a risk your outsourced provider may breach client confidentiality.
Drawing attention to this risk may mitigate any breach of confidentiality that occurs, but you still risk regulatory action. You should ensure that you have a confidentiality agreement with your suppliers.
In your terms and conditions you should:
Sometimes we ask other companies or people to do [typing/photocopying/other work] on our files to ensure this is done promptly. We will always seek a confidentiality agreement with these outsourced providers. If you do not want your file to be outsourced, please tell us as soon as possible.
There are additional requirements relating to the outsourcing of work set out in Chapter 7 of the SRA Code. See our outsourcing practice note.
If your firm participates in quality schemes such as Investors in People, Lexcel and other quality audits, you should advise your client if your files are required to be produced to assessors or others as part of an audit or quality check.
External firms or organisations may conduct audit or quality checks on our practice from time to time. They may wish to audit/quality check your file and related papers for this purpose. It is a specific requirement imposed by us that these external firms or organisations fully maintain confidentiality in relation to any files and papers which are audited/quality checked by them. Your files may also be reviewed in a due diligence exercise relating to the sale or transfer of all or part of our business, the acquisition of another business by us or the acquisition of new business If you do not wish your file to be used in this way, please let us know as soon as possible.
Cloud storage can pose particular difficulties in relation to confidentiality. In addition to a thorough risk assessment, in the event that you use cloud storage for client files and other confidential information, you should state this along with the details in your terms and conditions and ask clients to object if they do not want their files and/or other information to be stored in this way.
The SRA Code allows you to limit your practice's liability provided that this is not below the minimum level of cover required by the Indemnity Insurance Rules (outcome 1.8). The related IB suggests you ensure that you advise the client of any limitation of liability in writing and specifically draw their attention to it.
Where your practice is a limited liability partnership (LLP) you should also explain any limitation on personal liability for the members, directors and employees of the practice.
Our liability to you for a breach of your instructions shall be limited to £X, unless we expressly state a higher amount in the letter accompanying these terms of business.
We can only limit our liability to the extent the law allows. In particular, we cannot limit our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence.
Please ask if you would like us to explain any of the terms above.
You should clearly state how a client can terminate your retainer and the consequences of their doing so. You should also outline the circumstances under which you can terminate the retainer. You should only cease to act for a client with good reason and with provision of reasonable notice. If the retainer is terminated without good reason then a solicitor may not be able to require the client to pay for work done up to this point.
This may be an appropriate place to mention your right to a lien for unpaid costs.
You may end your instructions to us in writing at any time, but we can keep all your papers and documents while there is still money owed to us for fees and expenses.
We may decide to stop acting for you only with good reason. We must give you reasonable notice that we will stop acting for you.
If you or we decide that we should stop acting for you, you will pay our charges up until that point. These are calculated on [an hourly basis plus expenses/by proportion of the agreed fee] as set out in these terms and conditions.
Your anti-money laundering obligations depend on whether you are providing clients with services which are regulated by the Money Laundering Regulations 2007. If this is the case, you must conduct client due diligence and monitor your client's retainer for warning signs of money laundering or terrorist financing.
Even if you are not providing a client with regulated services, you must still monitor your client's retainer for warning signs of money laundering or terrorist financing.
If you provide both regulated and non-regulated services, you may wish to apply the higher level of obligations to all clients. However, you should consider the cost implications.
For advice on whether you are providing services within the regulated sector and other anti-money laundering requirements, see our anti-money laundering practice note. The practice note also contains further advice on your counter terrorist financing obligations.
For more information on how to conduct CDD, see chapter 4 of our anti-money laundering practice note.
While you may have already obtained CDD material before sending out the client care letter, you should still include information in the terms and conditions about your CDD obligations.
You should cover all of the following points in your terms and conditions:
The Money Laundering Regulations 2007 require you to:
You may verify a client's identity in a number of ways. You should state your practice's preferred method of verification, eg passport.
If the client has difficulty providing the information you request, you should ask them to contact you to discuss other ways to verify their identity.
The Money Laundering Regulations require solicitors to obtain satisfactory evidence of the identity of their clients and ,where there is a beneficial owner who is not the client, the beneficial owner. This is because solicitors who deal with money and property on behalf of their client can be targeted by criminals attempting to launder money.
To comply with the law, we need to obtain evidence of your identity as soon as possible. Our practice is to [insert your standard practice]. If you cannot provide us with the specific identification requested, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss other ways to verify your identity.
The anti-money laundering guidance which UK banks and other financial services firms must adhere to is issued by the Joint Money Laundering Steering Group (JMLSG) The JMLSG considers all clients with funds deposited in a law firm's pooled client account to be beneficial owners of that account. The JMLSG does not require banks to routinely identify the beneficial owners of law firms' pooled client accounts, as they do with most other accounts they issue. Pooled client accounts are granted this exemption on the proviso that this information is available on request. Accordingly, you may wish to make the client aware of this in your terms of business and obtain their consent for disclosure of this information to your bank.
If you suspect a client is engaged in money laundering or terrorist financing, you may risk committing a principal money laundering or terrorism offence, or an offence of failing to disclose your suspicions to relevant authorities.
For further information on your legal options in these circumstances, see chapter 5 of our anti-money laundering practice note.
Making a disclosure may require you to either temporarily cease work on the client's retainer or to withdraw completely. It is not tipping-off to include a paragraph about your obligations under the money laundering legislation in your terms of business.
We are professionally and legally obliged to keep your affairs confidential. However, solicitors may be required by statute to make a disclosure to the National Crime Agency where they know or suspect that a transaction may involve money laundering or terrorist financing. If we make a disclosure in relation to your matter, we may not be able to tell you that a disclosure has been made. We may have to stop working on your matter for a period of time and may not be able to tell you why.
Where you are acting for both the lender and the purchaser you should highlight the lender's requirements that you fully disclose to them relevant facts affecting their decision to make the loan. If you specifically draw this term to your client's attention and have them sign their acceptance of this term, then you may rely on this as consent from the client to make the disclosures to the lender.
We are also acting for your proposed lender [Name of bank/building society] in this transaction. We have a duty to fully reveal to your lender all relevant facts about the purchase and mortgage. This includes:
Firms holding client money are a target for scammers. Compliance with Chapter 7 of the SRA Code of Conduct requires your firm to monitor the risks to money and assets entrusted to you by clients and take steps to address issues identified (outcomes 7.3 and 7.4). You should ensure that everyone in your firm keeps their knowledge of the techniques used by criminals and your firm's risk management policy up to date, to prevent criminals accessing client account details.
The Law Society provides updated information and advice on scams prevention, including a list of common sense measures that firms can take to protect themselves against scams.
For example, you may wish to:
You should tell clients how you will receive funds from them and make payments to them. This is due to the strict requirements for client accounts, and the risk that clients may try to use your client account to launder money. Large cash payments may also be a sign of money laundering and accepting them can also be a security risk. You should establish a policy of not accepting cash payments above a certain limit either at your office or into your bank account.
Our practice's policy is [not to accept cash from clients/to only accept cash up to £X].
If you try to avoid this policy by depositing cash directly with our bank, we may decide to charge you for any additional checks we decide are necessary to prove the source of the funds.
Where we have to pay money to you, it will be paid by cheque or bank transfer. It will not be paid in cash or to a third party.
For more information see our practice note on anti-money laundering.
The Accounts Rules provide that you must account to the client for any interest earned on client monies, when it is fair and reasonable to do so in all the circumstances. You must have a written policy on the payment of interest, which seeks to provide a fair outcome. The terms of the policy must be drawn to the attention of the client at the outset of a retainer (Accounts Rule 22.3) eg, by including a paragraph in your terms of business, unless it is inappropriate to do so in the circumstances. For example, this may be unnecessary if you have acted for the client previously. The guidance notes to the Accounts Rules in the SRA Handbook provide further information in his respect.
The Law Society is a designated professional body under Part XX of FSMA, and firms may therefore carry on certain regulated activities without being regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), if they can meet the conditions specified in section 327 of FSMA. As a designated professional body, the Law Society is required to make rules governing the carrying on by firms of regulated activities. You must include a disclosure in your terms and conditions that clearly states your regulatory status. The Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules 2001 set out the information you are required to disclose. If your practice is authorised by the FCA you must comply with the requirements of the FCA as to status disclosure statements in your terms of business. If you provide an insurance mediation activity with or for a client, you must comply with the requirements set out at Annex 1: Insurance Mediation Activities of the Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules.
The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 require you to provide specific information to clients depending upon where the contract is effected. This includes information on the right to cancel where a contract is made 'off premises' or 'at a distance'. Further information and a 'model right to cancel' clause can be found in the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 practice note.
There is other information, outside of your terms of business, that you may wish to provide to your client.
Failure to provide adequate costs information is one of the areas most likely to cause complaints. You should explain your fees clearly and in a manner the client can understand both at the outset and as the matter progresses. It is not always possible to agree a fixed fee or give a realistic estimate. In these cases you may:
Clients have a right to complain about the bill. You should warn clients that you have a right to exercise a lien over their papers for unpaid costs at the start of the retainer.
Funds held on behalf of clients could be affected in the event of the institution holding the client account collapsing. In this instance, the client may be eligible for compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). The FSCS can pay compensation to consumers if a company is unable, or likely to be unable, to pay claims against it.
You may wish to explain the following to your client:
Read our practice note on deposit protection for client accounts.
As well as providing details of the person handling the matter, you may also find it useful to provide details of other members of staff who will be able to help with any queries. It can also be useful to provide information about when, and how, the person handling the matter can best be contacted.
You may wish to advise the client about opening hours and any out-of-hours service you provide.
It is important to agree next steps with clients so they are clear what to expect. Where possible, you should include information about timescales for completing these next steps to manage the client's expectations and provide yourself with a timetable to help limit delay.
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This is the tale of a 19th-century citizen of Hartford, Connecticut who awakens to find himself inexplicably transported back in time to early medieval England at the time of the legendary King Arthur in AD 528.
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT by MARK TWAIN is one of my favorite classic novels and one that should still have a lot of impact on modern readers.
As a comedy, it doesn't disappoint. Twain's satirical nature oozes from every page. However, reading it only as a comedy is a huge disservice to the work. Aside from the message of the book in relation to the political environment of its own time, there are two, broader underlying themes that I think keep this book from becoming dated.… (più)
Lingua: Inglese
Pubblicato in: 1889
Numero di parole: 117,533 parole (≈ circa 8 ore)
Fonte: Project Gutenberg
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I smiled and raised the knife, and I laid its side on her shoulder, raised it at a slight angle and slide it back and forth along her arm in a caress. She flinched when I brought it back to her shoulder and touched it to her collar bone. I stopped, and let it rest on her collar on its edge. I can feel her stop breathing, and I can taste her fear in the air. I slide the blade, slicing her skin at the edge of her neck, away from the main arteries and veins. As her blood starts to pool in the little hollow between her collar and her neck, I lower the knife to my side and watch her.
Her fear was palpable, and I could feel the excitement and life flowing through me as I watched her blood pool. I transfer my focus to her face, more specifically her eyes. I could see the fear and sadness there, and I could see the confusion as well. She didn't understand what I was doing, and was too scared to think properly. I examined her face and that she was wearing make-up, trying to impress the people around her. She should not have had to wear that lie, no one should. They should be accepted without needing to lie about who they were.


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Celeste awoke from her dreamless slumber, with a perpetual ache folded around every nook & cranny of her small body. When she finally fully re-gained her consciousness and became more alert, she found that the deep green thorns were still binding her body so tight that they could be considered as a medieval method of torture. She heard the sound of a key turning slowly in a lock in some far corner of the room, making a slow screeching metallic sound as it collided past all the nibs & coils.
Two earth fairies that she recognized from the forest stepped towards her with an unusual grace. "Had their limbs not resembled the gnarled branches of oaks before? " she thought. There was something about them in the light of the room, something that changed their features, made them bloom almost. She had heard something before about the earth clan's ability to change depending on their environment, Celeste supposed that being within the sunny confines of the Sky Village they took on more beautiful features, just like flowers in the summer. When surrounded in this golden light they were epitomized pulchritude in its purest form.
"The Queen wishes to speak with you, Air Fairy" one of the warriors said. "This way please..."
"Uhm, I'm a little...stuck" replied Celeste whilst gesturing to the thorns & nettles embedded in her legs.
"Oh, Right" he clicked his fingers and she was released. Celeste exhaled slowly, taking note of the feeling of freedom as she took in each little breath. Then she noticed she was still holding the ancient mask in her hand, she flinched as she remembered the Queens warning.
They walked through endless corridors, though there was non of the typical mundanity she had come to expect when walking through official halls. It was like walking through the passageway to heaven, everything gained angelic qualities; the guards looked as though they were floating through the spaces. Then they reached a dark mahogany door, intertwined with a thousand daisies of varying size & colour. Celeste couldn't be sure whether it was the work of an amazing architect or merely yet another gift from the sun.
"Welcome to the Sky Village, child. We have been awaiting your awakening for quite some time now, it's our own fault really, the sleeping venom in the thorns was much stronger than we had anticipated. I apologise if the long time you spent in hibernation has bothered you at all..." the Queen said , power & sophistication exuding from her like the sweet scent of freshly blooming roses in the spring. She gave Celeste a meaningful look, with a thousand different expressions woven into her face like an ancient tapestry - hope, welcoming, expectancy and concern.
She had been shocked by the other fairies beauty, but the Queen was something else entirely. Her face beheld so many god-like features that it was almost blasphemous; Of course she now realised that this was because they drew all of their power from the earth and they were essentially the embodiment of nature. In the sunlight this element of their biology was magnified ten-fold. Celeste could not possibly imagine why these stunning creatures would ever need her help for anything - there seemed to be nothing they were not capable of, nothing far away from their oaken grasp. Yet, this Queen looked at her as though the entire world was cupped in her tiny hands.
"I...uh....wh..well...I..." Celeste was completely incoherent, her lips blossoming with words to say but each time she opened how mouth to respond they would wither away and decay. She thought perhaps this was an after effect of the venom, but deep down she knew the real reason for her hesitance was that she was completely intimidated by her presence.
She was not even of any importance within her own clan, let alone amongst the royal family of the Earth fairies. She was an outcast; the only reason she was allowed to even breath the same air as the others of her kind was because of a mere technicality. Otherwise she would have burned in the flames of punishment just like her mother & father.
"Do not be afraid Air Fairy. I apologise if I was a little sharp with you earlier, we have no reason to harm you and certainly have no need to harm you either. We have a proposition for you, but first you must agree to our terms" The Queen spoke in an oddly relaxing tone.
"We...Well, um...what are these terms?" Celeste replied cautiously.
"The first of our conditions, is that you agree to all of the terms before you know what the rest are..." She smiled, a twitch broke through on her lips as though she was laughing at something private.
"I don't suppose that I have much choice, so I guess the answer is yes." she muttered whilst keeping her eyes steadily focused on the floor.
"I suppose you dont really, do you?" She spoke in a thoughtful tone. "In that case I will now show you how to master the use of the mask" .....


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Passengers were shocked but safe in the three unrelated incidents Thursday, all of which occurred on Boeing 737 jetliners, according to authorities. The pilot of Air Florida's Flight 3 to Florida turned around shortly after takeoff from Chicago's Midway Airport and landed with DALLAS (AP) — Braniff International Corp. is keeping the details of its new aircraft design under wraps — literally. The first airplane to be repainted in preparation for the grounded airline's resumption of service is in a Dallas Love Field hanger wrapped in white paper and masking tape, Braniff spokeswoman Barbara Potter said. But the airline has said it will scrap its multi-color fleet concept and repaint its aircraft red, white and blue when it begins operating heavily traveled routes March I. The airline will be back in the air with 70 to 80 flights daily from Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Horoscope BY STELLA WILDER FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25 Born today, you are a compassionate individual whose loyalty is never doubted and whose willingness to serve is a household word, at least in your own community. You go beyond all sense of duty in your concern for your fellows and enter, instead, into the realm of love. All creatures can count on your goodness and kindness to them; no one of them need fear that you will turn away without at least offering your help and sympathy. At the same time that you are unselfish, however, you are practical, realistic. There is much of the artist about you, but not in terms of temperament, for you are even of mood and calm of spirit. You never risk what you cannot afford to lose in terms of money, but you will risk everything to make spiritual profits. Also born on this date are: Pope John XXIII; Ricardo Montalba^ actor; Joe DiMaggio, baseball star. To see what is in store for you tomorrow, find your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph. 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Besides his parents, he is survived by grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madison of Kermit; two sisters, Carolyn Sue and Sandra Gail Patton, both of New Braunfels; and two brothers, Robert Michael of Dallas and Steven Bradley Patton of New Braunfels. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Patton preceded him in death. Memorials may be given to the First Baptist Church in New Braunfels, in lieu of flowers. Determined bridegroom weds in hospital OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Neither sleet nor snow nor icy roads, nor even cracked ribs could keep Orlando Figueredo from attending his own wedding. Police said Figueredo, 22, was on his way to the ceremony when the car he was driving hit a patch of ice near downtown Omaha. Officer Ed Hale said the car slid past a red light and into the intersection, where it collided with two other j ust one engine operating after the seagull shut down the other, Loretta Bridgework, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said. 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The Greens – who are devolved into parties in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – received a boost of around 2,000 new members yesterday after media coverage that they were on the verge of overtaking Nigel Farage's party.
The parties now have a total of 43,829 people signed up across the UK. Ukip has confirmed 41,966 members as of present. Meanwhile, the SNP currently has 93,000 members.
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National minimum wage to be lifted to living-wage levels and to reach £10 an hour by 2020. Would also "curb boardroom excesses" by linking salaries at the top of companies to pay at the bottom
3/13 Pensions
End pensioner poverty by introducing a weekly "citizen's pension" of £170 for a single person and £300 for a couple
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Targets and timetables for improving efficiency and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions across all sectors. Wants electricity use to be reduced by a third by 2020, by half by 2030 and two-thirds by 2050
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Rules would be "based on the principle of fair and prompt treatment of applicants rather than on excluding dishonest applicants whatever the cost to the honest ones"
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11/13 Genetic engineering
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12/13 Cannabis
Possession, trade and cultivation of cannabis would be immediately decriminalised. Trade in cannabis would be examined by a Royal Commission, with a view to establishing a fully legalised and regulated trade
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The product renaissance is already underway with plans to produce the long-awaited spin-off to the Mazda MX-5. Initially, it was speculated the joint-venture car would be produced by Alfa Romeo, but that was clarified during a US investor day on Tuesday.
The convertible model ? to share its underpinnings with the 2015 MX-5 and be built in Mazda?s Japanese plant - was only referred to as ?a specialty product? and is due in late 2015.
Under the same plan, Alfa Romeo will launch a separate specialty vehicle to be positioned above the 4C and 4C Spyder.
Fiat chief executive Olivier Francois confirmed during the presentation that the overdue Fiat 500X SUV would soon be unveiled. The SUV was originally due to be released last year, and share strong links with the Jeep Renegade. A yet to be defined specialty car will also be introduced to the US market from next year.
Also in the pipeline for Fiat is the next-generation Panda crossover, due in 2018.
Fiat?s highly-spruiked five-year plan predicts modest growth in Europe, Asia and Latin America.
?Fiat is a brand that is incredibly global. But wherever it goes it carries a little touch of happiness from Italy,? Francois said. ?Fiat is a little bit like a Chameleon.?


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Six times in the last 10 years, I have had a total of over $15,000 in merchandise stolen from my bank and credit card accounts. Recently, about two weeks before the URM matter came to attention, I was at Target in Spokane Valley. I made a purchase for $75 and was not asked for identification. I inquired about it at the time and was told they do not ask unless the amount is over $50. I turned my card over showing "SEE ID." No response!
Same for $62 and $55 purchases in the following three weeks. This occurred after a call to the store manager about the coming holiday season and the large amount of fraud and the URM occurrence.
Recently, I called the Target corporate office. I asked the company policy regarding checking ID; nothing. I explained to the man I was speaking to that we all pay for fraud by higher pricing. His thought was it might slow the cashier down.
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Idiot. Mara thought to herself. It was winter back home, but it's clearly summer here, so
why didn't I take it off when I saw the grass? I'm more observant than this. If
my brother saw me now he'd laugh at me and tell me that I'm getting old. I refuse to
relinquish my brainpower, I won't give him a reason to sneer at my actions when I see
him again. Mara tugged off her coat and swung it over her right arm, and began untying
the knot of her scarf with her left. She was still pretty warm in her brown sweater
and jeans and boots, but she didn't know how cold the night would get, so she
wouldn't strip any further. Let's see, grass needs water to grow, and there are usually
streams from snow run-offs in the mountains. There maybe something pooled at
the bottom of a hill too, though it's probably dirty. Mara began walking into the night.
The ground beneath her started to slope gently into the first of many hills. The buzzing of
insects slowly began to fade into silence as twilight began to tinge the world in it's hazy
purple arms. Mara slowed down a bit as she started walking down the hill, straining to
see in the darkness which was emerging rapidly. A pebble slid out from under her foot,
she felt her ankle wobble out of her center of gravity as her foot flew up. Mara flung her
arms up and out to try to catch her balance - then landed with a bump on her rear. The
loose dirt shifted on her impact, and began cascading down, taking Mara with it as it
started running with gravity to the bottom of the hill. Mara tried clutching at some
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She walked behind him, admiring his confident gait. Now adjusted, her eyes were wide open in awe as she swung her head back at forth, gawping at the little village in the woods that was fully sustainable yet lacked any technological assistance. Children ran around bare-chested, their exhilarated tittering echoing through the trees.
"It's so beautiful here," she exclaimed, latching on to his arm as two boys swerved around her feet.
"I love it here," he replied, eyes glinting merrily. "There are some very beautiful things around here, some of them quite new," he whispered huskily in her ear, sending a shiver through her body.
She looked away awkwardly, trying to find something else fascinating lurking in the trees.
"Tell me about where you are from." Gryffon smirked, before swinging onto a hidden trail between the trees that she would have missed.
"I… I can't really remember really. In fact, I can't really remember anything at all; it's like a thick blanket is covering my memories." She paused, gripping the gnarled trunk of a tree. "I did it again, speaking as if I was one of 'em druggie Demics."
"That's what happens when you stop taking the drug; memory loss is one of the side effects of withdrawals."
"But I've only ever taken the Dosage once and that was when that creepy dude poisoned me."
His eyes darkened and his brow furrowed as his lips curled back as if to growl.
"The bastard."
She laughed at him, "My words exactly."
The corner of his mouth twisted and the dappled light brought out golden flecks in his exquisitely green eyes.
"You are quite temperamental." He grinned, and then rubbed his arm when she punched him playfully.
A bell chimed out and Gryffon instantly straightened, she froze, her heart thumping erratically.
"What's wrong?" she whispered, her words wobbling slightly.
He turned to her and his eyes were cold and serious, his mouth tightly clenched. He was silent, her heavy breaths the only sound in the little clearing.
"Dinner," he said grimly before a wide grin stretched across his face.
Winking at her he swivelled around and sauntered back the way they came, his chuckle drifting behind him.
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Tony Lucca Feels Christina Aguilera Tries to Get Him Out of 'The Voice'
Tony Lucca is voicing his mind on Christina Aguilera's constant criticism at him on "The Voice". After the "Keeps Gettin' Better" songstress made it clear that she's rooting for Katrina Parker on semifinals night, the Team Adam contestant confessed that he feels like she just wants to take him out of the competition.
Speaking to PEOPLE after the show on Monday, April 30, the 36-year-old first admitted, "I was just scratching my head like: 'Really, you have to keep going on with this?' " He went on to say, "All of the other coaches have been pretty respectful about each other's choices. But now it seems like she's just flat-out trying to get me out of here."
Commenting on Aguilera's request to Adam Levine to "take a look at Katrina Parker because she's a star," Lucca said he felt "offended on [Levine]'s behalf." The former Mickey Mouse Club member explained, "He worked hard to make sure we were coming out on equal footing." Still, he did acknowledge that he and Levine "have a brotherhood going on."
In a separate interview with Los Angeles Times, Lucca credited Aguilera for giving him motivation to present a better performance every week. "I didn't disagree with what she said," he at first said. "I understood where it was coming from." He then pointed out, "It breathed new life into my strategy. It gave me a strategy."
Asked why Aguilera continued on dissing him, Lucca responded by admitting, "Honestly I don't know." He further explained as referring to his MMC days, "There has been a web of friendships that have stemmed from that show. And at various times different falling outs and alliances. That's all I can really ascertain."
Aguilera hasn't been exactly nice with her comments for Lucca. She once called him "one-dimensional", and suggested that he may have an unfair advantage due to Justin Timberlake's support. On Monday night, she indirectly dissed him when commenting on Parker's performance of The Fugees' "Killing Me Softly".
"I just encourage Adam to really look at you," the "Not Myself Tonight" singer told Parker. She went on to say, "I know that probably the obvious, predictable choice for Adam would be to be swayed towards [Lucca]. But I'm telling you, take a look at Katrina Parker because she's a star."
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