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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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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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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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Information about the police (Easy read)
This guide provides information about the police for people with a learning disability.
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Same sex marriage prosecution guidance
Guidance document for prosecutors in relation to incidents reported involving criticism of or support for same sex marriage.
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Decision making in cases of child accused
Agreement between COPFS and Scottish Children's Reporter Administration (SCRA) regarding decision making in cases of children jointly reported to COPFS and SCRA
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Defence recovery of sensitive personal records
Victim Information and Advice (VIA) leaflet for witnesses who have been advised that access to their sensitive personal records is required as part of a case.
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Memorandum of understanding between COPFS and the Serious Fraud Office
This memorandum sets out how COPFS and the Serious Fraud Office will cooperate and share information in cases of bribery and corruption.