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Four men imprisoned for more than 22 years over multi-million-pound payroll fraud.
Four men who carried out a multi-million-pound VAT payroll fraud to fund their affluent lifestyles have been sentenced to more than 22 years in prison.
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Case Management in Court Project equality impact assessment
An assessment of the impact of the Case Management in Court Project based on the general equality duty of the Equality Act (2010).
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Man jailed for firebomb attack on house as family slept
Owen Martin, who carried out a late-night firebomb attack on a house where a mother and her three children were sleeping, has been imprisoned for three years.
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Former headteacher convicted of non-recent child abuse at Ovenstone School in Fife
A former headteacher who assaulted vulnerable children under his care at a school in Fife has been sentenced.
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Former foster carer sentenced for abuse of vulnerable children
A former foster carer who neglected and abused vulnerable children placed into her care has been sentenced.
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Company director and employee sentenced for fly tipping
The director of a ‘Man with a Van’ business and his employee have been sentenced for dumping household waste in Glasgow.
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COPFS meets with charity ambassador of Australian woman killed by estranged husband
As part of ongoing domestic abuse training, Scottish prosecutors have met with the best friend of an Australian mother who was murdered by her estranged husband
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Two men who drugged, raped and murdered young dad jailed
Two men who drugged, raped and murdered a young father in Fife just hours after meeting him have been jailed for life.
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Police or prosecution recovery of sensitive personal records (Easy read)
An easy read booklet explaining why the police or prosecutor might need to see all or some of your personal records during a criminal case.
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Defence recovery of sensitive personal records (Easy read)
An easy read booklet explaining why the defence might need to see all or some of your personal records during a criminal case.