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A petrol bomber who got himself caught after police discovered that he stored his target’s address in his car’s sat nav system has been jailed.

A teenager has told how the “jury did its duty” as appeal judges decide whether to overturn the conviction against a man found guilty of raping her.

A teenage killer stabbed a young man in the heart during a row and felt "horrible" after doing so, a court has heard.

A man is to stand trial charged with murdering his grandparents.

Veteran lawyer Donald Findlay has lost his crown as Scotland’s top legal aid earner.

High Court in Glasgow watched CCTV of the alleged attack yesterday.The footage showed Neil Anderson arriving in a Berlingo van and then appeared to speak to Mr More shortly before the shooting.His QC Donald Findlay put it to Detective Sergeant Douglas Mogg, 51, that Anderson “phoned the emergency services.”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”Mr Findlay went on: “Neil Anderson was [at the scene] for something like 13 to 14 minutes?”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”The officer then agreed when Mr Findlay put to him that

iOS - Android However, last Thursday, his lawyer Donald Findlay QC urged appeal judges to reduce the punishment part of the life sentence.He told the Court of Criminal Appeal in Edinburgh that the punishment part was excessive and that Blythe could be rehabilitated.He said that Blythe was ‘dragged’ into attacking Mr McMillan through the actions of his girlfriend Amy Newton who had manipulated him for her “own malicious and malevolent purposes”.Blythe had his sentence cut by one month because the

Donald Findlay has revealed successfully defending Paul Ferris for murder was his top courtroom moment.The QC represented Ferris when he was accused of killing Arthur Thompson junior in 1992.He was sensationally acquitted of the death and, at the time, it was the longest and most expensive criminal trial in Scottish legal history, costing £4 million and lasting 54 days.Ferris was a teenager when he was recruited as an enforcer for Glasgow's biggest crime clan boss, Arthur Thompson.He had been

Cowdenbeath chairman Donald Findlay QC has offered to help rebuild the damaged relationship between former club Rangers and the SPFL.