Criminal

JAMES ARTHUR v. PROCURATOR FISCAL, HAMILTON

[2014] ScotHC 2014HCJAC4High Court of Justiciary2014

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“[1] On 24 September 2013 the appellant was convicted after trial of a charge that on 22 February 2013, on Carlisle Road, Cleland, he failed without reasonable excuse to co-operate with a preliminary …”

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