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Woman jailed for children’s charity embezzlement ordered to pay back thousands of pounds under Proceeds of Crime Laws
Beverley Bennie, jailed for stealing thousands of pounds from children’s charity and family coffee firm, must repay more than £36K under Proceeds of Crime laws
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Employee who embezzled £1million from local authority ordered to pay back funds under Proceeds of Crime laws
A local authority employee who embezzled more than £1million from Aberdeen Council over 17 years must repay more than £165,000 under Proceeds of Crime laws
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Men hid cocaine and cannabis in machinery to smuggle through Scotland
Three men have been jailed for smuggling cocaine and cannabis through Scotland.
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Improving the criminal justice experience for sexual crime victims
A memorandum of understanding has been signed between COPFS and Rape Crisis Scotland to help improve the criminal justice system for sexual crime victims.
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Transgender accused policy
Prosecution policy explaining how prosecutors will deal with cases in which the person accused of a crime is transgender.
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Two Dundee men linked to serious organised crime jailed for drugs trafficking
Drug traffickers Craig Garland and Brandon Guthrie, who planned to flood Scotland with quantities of cocaine, jailed for total of seven years and six months
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Pre-trial therapy provision for victims of sexual crime
Guidance for those supporting victims of sexual crime who wish to seek therapeutic support or counselling prior to or during court proceedings.
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Investigation of crime MOU
A memorandum of understanding between the Scottish Information Commissioner, COPFS and Police Scotland in relation to the investigation of crime.
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Review of victim care in the justice sector in Scotland
A Victim Review carried out by Dr Lesley Thomson QC which recommends ways in which the justice system could better serve victims of crime
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New guidance published to protect children and vulnerable individuals from serious organised crime groups
New guidance has been put in place to help identify victims at risk of exploitation by serious organised crime groups.