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   Oct 25, 2024 · HMA v Jamie Boulton and Nathan Boulton. Oct 16, 2024. At the High Court in Edinburgh Lady Poole sentenced Jamie Walter Boulton to life imprisonment with a punishment part of 18 years after he was convicted of murder. Nathan David Boulton was sentenced to 14 months imprisonment for attempting to defeat the ends of justice.

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     At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Lord Colbeck sentenced...

2. www.scotcourts.gov.uk › court-rolls › high-courtHigh Court Rolls - Scottish Courts

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   What can we help you with today? Search. Search. Skip to main. About us; ... High Court Rolls. ... Edinburgh. EH11 3XD. Tel: 0131 444 3300. Fax: ...

3. www.edinburghlive.co.uk › news › edinburgh-newsEdinburgh mum's final moments shown in video to jury at her ...

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   2 days ago · A jury in a murder trial today watched footage of a mum being repeatedly 'stabbed' in broad daylight. A 17-year-old boy is accused of killing Danielle Davidson in Constitution Street in Leith, Edinburgh, on May 18 2023. Prosecutors claim he had his face masked, made threats to the 33 year-old before ...

4. www.independent.co.uk › topic › edinburgh-high-courtEdinburgh High Court - latest news, breaking stories and ...

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   Four jailed after £10 million cocaine discovery. Man who ‘idolised mass murderers’ convicted of terrorism offences. Drunk driver who killed elderly man fled scene and returned to the pub ...

5. www.bbc.com › news › articlesClaims Highland man held in servitude before being murdered - BBC

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   3 days ago · A man and a woman have been accused of holding a man in servitude for almost two years before murdering him. Michael Joyce, 33, and Antonia Gunn, 28, allegedly attacked and killed Michael White on ...

6. www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com › news › crimeEdinburgh crime: 8 criminals handed sentences in May at ...

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   Jun 3, 2024 · On May 14, John Young, 33, was given a life sentence for the murder of James Hynes in Livingston. He was convicted of murder at the High Court in Edinburgh on Tuesday, April, 9. On Friday, July 21 ...

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   Where are criminal trials held in Scotland?

   • The National Records of Scotland (NRS) have catalogued and indexed all criminal trials held in the High Court of Justiciary between the years 1800 and 1994. High Court trials are heard before a judge sitting with a jury (15 persons) and are known as 'solemn trials'. The court sits permanently in Edinburgh and travels on circuit around Scotland.

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   What crimes have Edinburgh courts dished out in May?

   • Edinburgh’s courts dished out sentences in May for crimes including murder, serious sexual assaults and historic sexual abuse. Among the other criminals sentenced at the Capital’s courts last month was a drunk lout who caused a disturbance and assaulted staff at an Edinburgh city centre coffee shop, who was ordered to carry out unpaid work.

   Edinburgh crime: 8 criminals handed sentences in May at Edinburgh's

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   What crimes are heard in Scotland's High Court?

   • As Scotland's supreme criminal court, cases heard before the High Court tend to be for crimes such as murder, rape, treason and other serious offences. In the 19th century repeat offenders, or persons deemed criminals 'by habit and repute', could be tried there for lesser crimes such as theft, or housebreaking (burglary in England and Wales).

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8. www.nrscotland.gov.uk › high-court-criminal-trialsHigh Court Criminal Trials - National Records of Scotland

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   High Court Criminal Trials. The National Records of Scotland (NRS) have catalogued and indexed all criminal trials held in the High Court of Justiciary between the years 1800 and 1994. High Court trials are heard before a judge sitting with a jury (15 persons) and are known as 'solemn trials'. The court sits permanently in Edinburgh and travels ...