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Court Reporters (PE1257)

Tuesday 3 November 2009 Public Petitions Committee Petitions 2 contributions · 1 speaker

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Frank McAveety Lab The Convener · Glasgow Shettleston
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PE1257, by Mark Hutchison, calls on the Parliament to urge the Government to take measures to ensure that solicitors acting as court reporters, who knowingly supply false information to a sheriff, are not immune from prosecution, and that their reports are amended to correct any inaccuracies before the court makes a decision.I ask that we continue the petition, because we expect the Scottish Government's research study, which may address some of the points that the petition raises, to be published in January 2010. Are members agreed?

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