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Interpreters and language support
COPFS makes sure that everyone involved in a case can understand and communicate with the court.
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People with learning disabilities
Guidance for carers of persons who have a learning disability and are involved in a case as a victim or witness.
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Making a Victim (Impact) Statement
Information on what a Victim (Impact) Statement is, how to submit one and when they are used in a case.
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Bereavement support organisations
Find bereavement support organisations in Scotland.
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Benefits and wellbeing at work
Benefits of working at COPFS, including pay scales, annual leave allowances, and how we support your wellbeing.
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People with mobility needs
COPFS makes disabled access a priority. If you have mobility needs, and are involved in a court case, please contact us and we will make arrangements for you.
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Request information about your case (access to information protocol)
How to stay informed if you are the victim of a crime
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Legal traineeships
COPFS's legal traineeship is the final stage of qualifying as a Scottish solicitor and consists of a two-year supervised period of in-office training.
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Vulnerable victims and witnesses (special measures)
The court automatically treats some victims and witnesses as vulnerable. If someone is vulnerable they can receive extra support when they give evidence.
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Victim Information and Advice (VIA) service
A free service for victims of crime. Get information about the justice system, support at court and more.