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The justice process
Guidance about Scotland's criminal justice system and attending court as a victim, witness or when you have been accused of a crime.
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Attending court
What you need to know if your case goes to court. View our guides for victims, witnesses, parents, carers and people accused of a crime.
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Courtroom layout
About Scottish courtrooms, who sits where, access, and more.
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After the verdict
Guides for victims, witnesses, accused and parents explaining what happens at the end of a court case. Includes return of property, bail and appeals.
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Precognition
Find out information about 'precognition', the interview with the Procurator Fiscal which happens before a case goes to court.
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Crime info
Information about the types of crimes we prosecute in Scotland, including links to legislation and support organisations.
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Adult survivors
Information for adult survivors of child abuse and the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.
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Bribery and corruption
Information on bribery and corruption offences in Scotland. Plus details of bribery prosecutions and civil settlements for bribery offences.
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About COPFS
Information about our role as Scotland's prosecution service and death investigation authority. Plus, published reports and statistics, and job vacancies.
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Our role in the justice process
Summary of COPFS and its role as Scotland’s prosecution service. This includes processing of reported crimes and preparing criminal cases for court.