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Transgender accused policy
Prosecution policy explaining how prosecutors will deal with cases in which the person accused of a crime is transgender.
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Specialist Reporting Agencies
List of agencies in Scotland which are registered as Specialist Reporting Agencies to COPFS as of 2014.
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Guide for bereaved family members
Answers to common questions about the investigation of a family member's death.
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Civil Settlements for bribery offences
COPFS and CRU are committed to publishing details of civil settlements reached for bribery offences. This page gives information about agreed civil settlements.
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Working together for victims and witnesses
A protocol between COPFS, Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (SCTS), Police Scotland, and Victim Support Scotland (VSS) to support victims and witnesses.
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Lord Advocate’s guidelines: Offences committed by children
Lord Advocate’s guidelines to police on the reporting to COPFS of offences alleged to have been committed by children.
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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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Children and young people
Children under 16 years old, and young people aged 16 to 17, get special support if they have to attend court to give evidence.
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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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Information about the police (Easy read)
This guide provides information about the police for people with a learning disability.