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Coronavirus Update
Please note that due to the ongoing issues with the spread of the COVID-19 virus we have now closed our office.
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New drug-driving limits to be introduced this month
Police Scotland’s preparations for the new roadside drug-driving test has been welcomed by Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf. According to Mr Yousaf, the new drug-drive limits, which will be introduced on 21 October 2019, means Scotland is ‘far ahead of anywhere else in the UK’.
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First public consultation of its kind to 'demystify' Scotland's sentencing process
The Scottish Sentencing Council will reveal how judges arrive at their sentencing decisions and will ask criminal justice organisations, charities, academics, and the wider public if they agree.
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Scottish Man Jailed for Historic Sex Offences
A man from East Kilbride has been placed on the Sex Offenders Register and sentenced to five years in prison for abusing young boys.
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Enabling Greater Use of Pre-recording of Evidence
New legislation to enable the greater use of pre-recording of evidence by child and vulnerable witnesses has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament.
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Serious Crime Prevention Order Imposed Following Drugs Conviction
A Serious Crime Prevention Order has been imposed on the leader of a criminal gang found guilty of trafficking drugs into Scotland, reports the Crown Office.
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Managing Complex Criminal Cases
A new initiative to ensure that complex High Court cases are kept within reasonable time limits has been launched by Lady Dorrian, the Lord Justice Clerk.
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Police Scotland Target Online Child Sexual Abuse
Police Scotland has launched a new campaign to warn of the serious consequences facing those who are found guilty of sexually abusing children online.
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Drop in Incidences of Crime in Scotland
The overall level of crime in Scotland and the likelihood of being a victim in 2016/17 have both fallen compared to 2008/09, according to newly published figures from Scotland’s Chief Statistician.
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Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility
The Scottish Government is to introduce legislation to Parliament that will increase the age of criminal responsibility in Scotland from eight to 12.
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Report Reveals Fall in Criminal Convictions
Recently published figures from Scotland’s Chief Statistician have revealed an 8% fall in the number of people proceeded against in Scotland’s criminal courts, taking the total for 2016-17 to 107,338. This is similar to the fall in the number of people convicted, down 8% to 92,334.
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Police Scotland Launch Anti-Rape Campaign
A new campaign has been launched by Police Scotland that aims to reduce the incidence of rape and other sexual offences.
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Alcohol Court to be Located in Glasgow
Glasgow Sheriff Court is to be the home of a pilot court project dedicated to dealing with people convicted on summary complaint where alcohol has significantly contributed to their offending.
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Firearms Offences in Scotland
The consequences of being caught in possession of a firearm in Scotland were clearly demonstrated in a recent case reported by the Crown Office.
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Police Prepare for New Domestic Abuse Offences
Police Scotland is currently carrying out training for its staff to help them prepare for the new domestic abuse offences contained in the Domestic Abuse Bill.
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Report Reveals Fall in Wildlife Crime
There has been an 8% fall in recorded wildlife crime in Scotland, according to a recent report.
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Fall in Number of Drivers Stopped for Illegal Phone Use
New research has revealed a fall in the number of drivers stopped for illegally using a handheld phone while driving following the introduction of tougher penalties in March this year.
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