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Company director who defrauded thousands of pounds from former partner jailed
Andrew Polson, director of a Christian charity radio company who defrauded thousands of pounds from a former partner, has been jailed for 22 months.
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Man jailed for three and a half years over £500,000 fake Scottish tea fraud
Thomas Robinson, who earned more than £500,000 by deceiving hotels and stores into buying ‘unique’ Scottish-grown tea that was imported, jailed for 42 months.
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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.
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After the verdict: information for accused persons
This page contains information for accused persons on what happens at the end of a criminal trial.
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Part-time dog walker jailed for cruelty after four puppies euthanised
Dog walker Shaun McCourt jailed for five months after a dog and its six puppies - four of which had to be put down - were left in squalor inside his flat.
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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.
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Former Edinburgh teacher found to have abused young boys
Ex Edinburgh Academy teacher found to have targeted pupils between 1966 and 1993.
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Man jailed after attempting to rape student and attacking another in Dundee
A man who attempted to rape a woman and attacked another as they walked home from a university library in Dundee has been jailed.
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COPFS pre-employment checks
This page details the six main parts which form our standard pre-employment checks. You should only complete these checks if you have been asked to by COPFS.
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Drugs trafficker who advised gangland criminals on police surveillance has sentenced increased after Crown appeal
Drugs trafficker Ian Sweeney has had his prison sentence increased following a successful appeal by the Crown.