Justice

Nicola Sturgeon called to give evidence to Holyrood Salmond inquiry

Salmond has also been called, as have people who worked closely with both current and former First Ministers

Boris Johnson launches new commission on racial inequality following Black Lives Matters protests

The Prime Minister also said he would resist any attempt to remove the statue of Winston Churchill from Parliament Square

Gordon Jackson to resign as dean of the Faculty of Advocates

Scottish Police Federation calls for better advice on handling people spitting at police

What the Alex Salmond case was about, and what some people want it to be about, are very different things

Scottish Parliament to vote on emergency coronavirus bill

Police given powers to enforce social distancing rules ‘as early as today’

Howard League Scotland calls for release of low-risk prisoners

Scottish legal sector ‘may not be providing good outcomes for consumers’, Competition and Markets Authority says

Former First Minister Alex Salmond acquitted of all sexual assault charges

Holyrood passes new law against female genital mutilation

Scottish budget passed by MSPs

Prison chief to retire

UK Government 'not willing to consider' decriminalisation of drugs, says drug summit chair

Online child sexual abuse not being prioritised by Police Scotland, HMICS reports

Third of Scottish Muslims say Islamophobia is an 'everyday issue'

Domestic abuse reports are 'merely the tip of the iceberg', warns Scottish Women's Aid

Police in Glasgow launch strategy to tackle drugs deaths

‘Whole prison system at risk’ if Barlinnie fails, Holyrood committee warns

Lack of awareness of human trafficking is helping to fuel exploitation, survivors warn

Facial recognition technology ‘currently not fit for use’ by Police Scotland, MSPs conclude

Scottish Human Rights Commission raises almost 200 Scottish human rights concerns to the UN

MSPs seek views on update to defamation law in Scotland

Police Scotland to roll out 'cyber kiosks'

Home Office fee for British citizenship for children ‘unlawful’, High Court rules

'Update analogue electoral laws for the digital age', says Open Knowledge Foundation