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Scottish Consortium on Crime and Criminal Justice
Prisoner population Friday 2nd February 2007
7153
Source: SPS
 
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""whereas in democracies in which the respect for the rules of law is inherent, the fight against terrorism cannot be won by sacrificing or limiting the very principles that terrorism seeks to destroy, notably, the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms must never be compromised; whereas terrorism can and must be fought by legal means and must be defeated while respecting international and national law""
 
European Parliament. Report on the alleged use of European countries by the CIA for the transportation and illegal detention of prisoners (final) 26.1.07.
 
 
 
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Latest Justice News From the Scottish Executive
 
Previous convictions in court
  Justice Secretary welcomes last Scottish Law Commission report on evidence and criminal procedure.
Better support for victims and witnesses
  Consultation published to inform Victims and Witnesses Bill.
First Minister comments on Al-Megrahi
  Reliable information confirms death.
 
CjScotland News Log
 
Monday, March 01, 2004
 
  Cross border hi-tech crime explosion
 
     

“E-crime costing banks millions: Millions of online bank customers could be in danger from a growing new internet scam known as “phishing” [. . .] Det Chief Superintendent Len Hynds, the head of the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit (NHTCU), told an e-crime conference in London last week that cases of phishing had increased from seven in 2002 to more than 50 in 2003 - and the criminals were becoming more sophisticated . . .” Scotsman

See also
National Hi-Tech Crime Unit

 
    Posted by MM on Mon 1st Mar 2004 at 2:28 pm
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