Justice

Human rights at risk in AI revolution, experts warn

Technology companies are putting profits over safety, experts have warned at Holyrood’s policing, justice and law enforcement in a digital age conference. 

Trans criminals cannot escape records by changing names, justice secretary says

Data corruption fears as documents fail to show murderer's convictions

Scottish councils to host Syrian refugee language programmes

John Swinney says August 2017 start for named person

Controversial immigration detention centre in Lanarkshire to close

Dramatic rise in number of sex offenders held at Scotland's largest jail

UK to build southern ‘big, new wall’ at Calais for £1.9m

Keith Vaz quits as Commons Home Affairs Select Committee chairman

Keith Vaz to hold crunch meeting with Home Affairs Select Committee members

Keith Vaz under pressure to resign as chair of influential Commons committee

Theresa May says immigration points-based system is not a 'silver bullet'

Date set for independence camp appeal againt eviction

Justice Secretary Michael Matheson faces storm over key issues such as football disorder

Police Scotland report 17 per cent rise in indecent child images

Scotland takes in 1,000th refugee from Syria

MPs demand more protection for women against pregnancy discrimination

UK and France pledge to work together to resolve Calais migrant crisis

Stopping Cup final pitch invasion could have led to deaths, claim police

Campaign launched against fare evasion

Cyber security ideas for public sector sought

Named Person provision suspended

Tommy Sheridan court victory ‘not undermined’ by his perjury conviction

Prosecutions not ruled out as Edinburgh Tram Inquiry begins gathering public evidence

Nicola Sturgeon meets EU citizens concerned about their right to stay in UK after Brexit

Early 1990s film about homelessness that could just as easily have been made today

Inspection finds 'fears over violence' limiting Polmont young offenders social activities