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Briefing note on investigation of deaths and FAI
COPFS is committed to the prompt investigation of deaths, but accepts that in some cases the time taken to complete a thorough investigation has been too long.
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Pupils from St Peter the Apostle in Clydebank win prestigious COPFS Public Speaking Competition
Clydebank secondary pupils win prestigious COPFS Public Speaking Competition
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Care home sentenced for failings that led to woman’s death
A care home company has been fined over £1.8 million after a resident choked on a piece of food while consuming her evening meal alone in her room.
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Edinburgh man who raped two vulnerable teenagers on same night jailed
An Edinburgh man who was found guilty of raping two vulnerable teenagers on the same night has been jailed indefinitely.
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FAI court process begins for the death of fish farm employee
The Procurator Fiscal has lodged a First Notice to begin the court process for a Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) into the death of Clive Hendry.
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Man who killed grandparents ordered to be detained at the State Hospital in Carstairs.
A 21-year-old man, Tobyn Salvatore, admitted killing his grandparents in a knife attack and has been ordered to be detained at the State Hospital in Carstairs
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Dalziel High School in Motherwell win COPFS schools public speaking competition
Dalziel High School in Motherwell are the the winners of this year’s Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) schools public speaking competition.
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Statement on the case against Robert MacKenzie
Prosecutors have chose to end the Robert MacKenzie case, who was accused of offences alleged to have taken place at the Fort Augustus school from 1955 to 1988.
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Domestic abuser jailed after hiding listening devices in ex-partner's home
A violent domestic abuser who installed hidden listening devices in his former partner’s home has been jailed.
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Lord Advocate vows to act independently as she is sworn in
Lord Advocate vows to act independently as Scotland’s new Law Officers are sworn in at a ceremony at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.