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  1. Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) October 2023

    Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) on 17 October 2023.

    Document Published: 25 Oct 2023
  2. Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) July 2023

    Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) on 25 July 2023.

    Document Published: 04 Aug 2023
  3. Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) May 2023

    Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) on 3 May 2023.

    Document Published: 10 May 2023
  4. About COPFS

    Information about our role as Scotland's prosecution service and death investigation authority. Plus, published reports and statistics, and job vacancies.

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  5. Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) September 2021

    Care homes deaths linked to COVID as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT) on 8 September 2021.

    Document Published: 29 Sept 2021
  6. Prosecution Code

    The Prosecution Code sets out the criteria for decision making, the range of options available to COPFS prosecutors, and the values which underpin decisions.

    Document Published: 01 May 2001
  7. Adult survivors of institutional child abuse

    This document is a guide for adult survivors of institutional child abuse. This page contains information which some individuals may find upsetting.

    Guide
  8. After the verdict: information for accused persons

    This page contains information for accused persons on what happens at the end of a criminal trial.

    Guide
  9. After the verdict: guide for parent and carers

    This guide explains what happens at the end of a court case and afterwards. It contains information relevant to parents and carers.

    Guide
  10. Defence recovery of sensitive personal records

    Victim Information and Advice (VIA) leaflet for witnesses who have been advised that access to their sensitive personal records is required as part of a case.

    Document Published: 29 Jun 2020