
Improbability Driving In Dundee

Looking for White Van Man

How Did They Do That?

Kangaroos in Scotland

Letter to the Sheriff of Not Spotting Lies

Bending the Ear of Officialdom

Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission

The Price of Injustice


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This Blog was first written in April 2005 and tells the story of a Road Rage incident on Dundee's Kingsway. The event itself was an all-too-common example of bad behaviour on our roads. But what followed was quite out of the ordinary. From the moment the police became involved, followed by solicitors and the courtly administrators of the procedures that are supposed to bring about Justice, I felt as though I was an extra aboard Douglas powered by an Improbability
The recent Shirley McKie and Al Megrahi reviews, which highlighted endemic corruption in the Scottish Injustice System, have persuaded me to review the role of the prosecution in the case blogged on these pages. I now believe that it acted corruptly in bringing the case. The prosecution submitted corrupt evidence and it withheld evidence, probably because it was unaware of it. It is no defence to claim ignorance - a public body like the Procurator Fiscal service has a duty to actively ensure that no part of its case has been tainted. If high profile cases cannot manage this, there is a high probability that minor cases will also be full of corrupt evidence. Fish rots from the head.
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