Search results

Your search for '' has returned 1512 results

  1. FAI court process begins for Shotts prison death 

    The Procurator Fiscal has lodged a First Notice to begin the court process for a Fatal Accident Inquiry into the death of 24-year-old Reece Sweeney. 

    News Published: 27 Feb 2026
  2. Minutes of the Leadership Board: 22 January 2026

    Minutes of the Leadership Board held on 22 January 2026.

    Document Published: 25 Feb 2026
  3. Minutes of the Leadership Board: 18 December 2025

    Minutes of the Leadership Board held on 18 December 2025.

    Document Published: 25 Feb 2026
  4. Minutes of the Audit and Risk Committee: November 2025

    Minutes of the Audit and Risk Committee 12 November 2025.

    Document Published: 25 Feb 2026
  5. Body worn video

    This guide explains how COPFS uses body worn video footage from the police.

    Guide
  6. Hospital deaths linked to COVID-19 as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT): February 2026

    Hospital deaths linked to COVID-19 as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT): February 2026

    Document Published: 25 Feb 2026
  7. Care home and hospital deaths linked to COVID-19 as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT): February 2026

    Care home deaths linked to COVID-19 as per records held by the COVID Deaths Investigation Team (CDIT): February 2026

    Document Published: 25 Feb 2026
  8. Load security FAI recommendations published after HGV driver’s death

    The Procurator Fiscal notes the publication of the determination for the mandatory Fatal Accident Inquiry into the death of James Murray.  

    News Published: 13 Feb 2026
  9. FAI determination published with recommendation on ambulance call handling

    The Procurator Fiscal notes the publication of the determination for the discretionary Fatal Accident Inquiry into the death of David McClenaghan.

    News Published: 05 Feb 2026
  10. Man who accumulated more than £1million in identity fraud crime jailed for four years.

    Craig Milligan, who stole multiple identities and accumulated more than £1million in false bank accounts, has been imprisoned for four years.

    News Published: 06 Feb 2026