Justice

Sheku Bayoh: Police pay family out-of-court settlement

No admission of liability by police

Jagtar Singh Johal: Can Keir Starmer bring detained Scot home?

After seven years in an Indian jail, the blogger has been acquitted of the original charges against him. His family is looking to the PM.

Scottish Government not meeting community justice targets

Axon awarded contract to supply body-worn cameras to Police Scotland ahead of COP26

Comment: The Tories' brand of tough justice won't make Scotland a fairer or safer place

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain says she will act 'independently' after being sworn in

Roddy Dunlop QC: 'I’m not convinced the reasons for attacking the not proven verdict are sound'

Scottish Government announces new harassment complaints procedure

Lack of ‘coherent’ hate crime strategy impacting police response

What is a barnahus and why is it needed in Scotland?

Angus Robertson calls for the Home Office to take a ‘more humane approach’ to immigration enforcement

Humza Yousaf: I’ll protest against the UK rule of law in the name of justice

The fight against racism goes on: interview with leading human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar

Michael Gove refuses to rule out court action over second independence referendum

Charities unite to condemn ‘inhumane’ policy that threatens to deport people for sleeping rough

Sheku Bayoh inquiry is progressing with ‘focus and determination’

More in common: what can shared aspirations tell us about the next parliament?

In pursuit of justice: parties set out priorities for policing and legal reform

A just way forward: Q&A with the justice spokesmen

Scottish Greens commit to giving victims of sexual offences legal right to anonymity

SNP pledges to create ‘bairns' hoose’ for child victims of crime

Scottish Tories call for not proven verdict to be scrapped

In context: Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Bill

Home Secretary Priti Patel defends controversial new asylum plans

Scottish Government handling of inquiry and judicial review ‘seriously flawed’, committee concludes

Significant rise in reports of sextortion to police in Scotland