Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
Responsible for the prosecution of crime and the investigation of sudden or suspicious deaths and complaints against the police.
Responsible for the prosecution of crime and the investigation of sudden or suspicious deaths and complaints against the police.
Your rights as a victim or witness of crime – includes information on the Victims' Code for Scotland and the Standards of Service for victims and witnesses.
Information for victims and witnesses about the police investigation, the prosecution process, the Children's Reporter and how to ask for information.
Support and information for witnesses of criminal, civil and Children’s Hearing court cases.
Includes where to get support and advice if you're worried about giving evidence, and information about special measures for vulnerable witnesses.
What happens when you give evidence at court, including using special measures for vulnerable witnesses.
If you need to go to court and you’re not sure what will happen, you can get support to help you feel ok about talking at court.
Find out about bona vacantia, ultimus haeres and treasure trove.
Find out what emotional support and practical information is available after you report a crime.
Information for victims and witnesses on what happens at each stage of the criminal justice system.
A guide for victims and witnesses on what happens if a criminal case goes to court.
A guide for witnesses on claiming expenses for travelling to court, meals and loss of earnings.
