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Debate over reliability of fingerprint evidence

Update
“Fingerprint official admits expert dispute” Sunday Herald

Following posted on 21.11.05
“Fingerprints: scientific proof or just a matter of opinion? Forensic evidence faces crisis after head of Scottish Fingerprint Service argues that ID from prints is ‘judgement’ rather than fact” Sunday Herald

Posted by MM on Mon 28th Nov 2005 at 7:16 am
Police
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First Minister given ‘hoodie’ by Youth Parliament

“Hoodie goodie for first minister ” BBC

See also
Scottish Youth Parliament

Posted by MM on Mon 28th Nov 2005 at 7:15 am
Young People
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More on the Aberdeen ‘Bouley Bashers’

Update
“So now I’m a criminal - for being in a car” Evening Express
“Complaints fall dramatically” Evening Express

Following posted on 23.11.05
“Bouley ‘move along’ pair right to appeal, says MP” Evening Express
“We really must have peace at last, residents of Beach area demand” Press and Journal

Posted by MM on Mon 28th Nov 2005 at 7:08 am
Antisocial Behaviour
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Breach of privacy at DVLA

“DVLA selling drivers’ personal details to firms run by crooks ” Scotsman

Posted by MM on Mon 28th Nov 2005 at 7:08 am
Crime Prevention Civil Liberties
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Report critical of care provided by residential schools

“Care schools are failing young offenders” Scotsman
“Report finds killer’s school had a ‘culture of drugs and bullying’” Scotsman
“Failures in ‘last resort’ schools” Scotsman

Posted by MM on Fri 25th Nov 2005 at 8:13 am
Children and justice
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EU Commission proposals published for database sharing to enhance internal security

“EU could share ID databases” Times

Press release
“Commission proposes changes to JLS databases to strengthen EU internal security and facilitate legitimate travelling” EU Commission

See also
Sirene UK and the Schengen Information System

Posted by MM on Fri 25th Nov 2005 at 7:55 am
Crime Prevention Civil Liberties Europe and justice
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European Commission publishes first list of crimes for EU legislation

“Brussels publishes list of first seven pan-European crimes” Times
“Proposals are tip of the iceberg, say legal experts” Times
“Will court judgement lead to EU criminal sanctions?” EuroActiv.com
“Commission stakes new claim in European criminal law” EuObserver

Press release
“Commission welcomes Court of Justice judgment recognising the exclusive competence of the Community to adopt criminal law measures to ensure the effectiveness of Community law” European Commission

Also
CjScotland 14.9.05: European Court judgement basis for criminal enforcement of EU rule violations

Posted by MM on Thu 24th Nov 2005 at 8:06 am
Europe and justice
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25 years of Victim Support In Scotland

“Demand grows for victim support ” BBC
“Charity sees record rise in victims seeking help” Press and Journal

Posted by MM on Thu 24th Nov 2005 at 7:58 am
Victims and witnesses Victim information and support
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Bylaws on public drinking extended

“Police set to get more powers to ban drunks on streets” Evening News
“Rowdy drinkers set for £500 police fines” Scotsman
“Approval for ban on public drinking” Evening Express

Posted by MM on Thu 24th Nov 2005 at 7:48 am
Drugs and alcohol
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Legal aid crisis in criminal courts

Update
“Legal aid fees rise in emergency deal” Herald
“Doing justice by advocates” Herald
“Emergency deal on legal aid fees” Law Society Journal

Following posted on 22.11.05
“Legal aid truce as emergency regulations go before MSPs” Scotsman
Following posted on 17.11.05
“Lord president attacks ‘deplorable’ legal aid dispute” Herald
“Inquiry ordered as legal aid row intensifies” Scotsman
“Lord Cullen orders legal aid case inquiry” Law Society Journal On-line

Also
CjScotland 8.11.05: Criminal legal aid and advocate’s fees

Posted by MM on Thu 24th Nov 2005 at 7:21 am

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