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A prize-winning dog trainer who was badly bitten by an aggressive working Collie while assessing him to determine whether he was suitable for training has lost a personal injury claim against the dog’s owners after a sheriff found he had accepted the risk of proceeding with the assessment. Bar

The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) has challenged the decision to grant Category A listed status to HMP Barlinnie, arguing the designation could restrict redevelopment opportunities and hamper regeneration in the surrounding area. Historic Environment Scotland (HES) awarded the Glasgow prison protect

Nathan Sparling, 35, of Glasgow, was head of HIV Scotland when he spent the unauthorised sums on Uber taxis and online transactions during a period of 33 months. Prosecutors from the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) showed he used £2,000 from the charity on taxi journeys and

Single-sex toilets and changing rooms in England, Wales and Scotland must exclude transgender people from facilities that do not match their biological sex, according to a new code of practice issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The guidance sets out how public bodies, busines

The Inner House has remitted sheriff court proceedings under the Children’s Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011 relating to the assault of a four-year-old child to a differently constituted sheriff court after finding that a sheriff had erred in making a finding about the child’s father based o

Four men who were imprisoned following convictions relating to a course of fraud perpetrated against the NHS from 2010 to 2017 have each had their sentences reduced by a year after it was found that the sentencing judge had erred in his treatment of the various charges as separate offences rather th

The Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) (Scotland) Act 2024 hasn’t been subject to judicial scrutiny, until now, writes Sophie Reid. In brief, the Act makes it an offence in Scotland for someone to act in a certain way (a) within a safe access zone for premises that provide abortion services

The Crime, Justice & Security Research Group at the University of the West of Scotland is holding a public screening of the UWS-produced short documentary Unsilenced on 11 June from 4.00pm at the UWS Paisley Campus. Unsilenced features the story of Dr Ann Moulds CBE, an honorary doctor of the Un

A detectorist who has been finding artefacts for two decades has made over £13,000 at auction after selling her finds.

A partner at City law firm RPC has faced criticism after offering paid mentoring sessions to aspiring and junior lawyers at £75 per appointment. Rachel Ford promoted the sessions through her personal TikTok account, where she shares content about life in the legal profession and advice for tho

An inspection of HMP Kilmarnock has identified concerns over overcrowding, prison conditions and access to services following the prison’s transfer from private to public control. The report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons for Scotland marks the first inspection of a Scottish pr