| Comment | No, that wouldn't be made public unless the procurator fiscal proceeds to a hearing which in turn leads to prosecution.
At a guess (having not watched any of the videos for my own sanity, so only based on other people's descriptions) I would say it's likely to be Section 38 of the Criminal and Justice Act (Scotland) 2010:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2010/13/section/38
From a legal point of view, the procurator fiscal may decide to prosecute on the basis that it is a pattern of behaviour that has been repeated and is likely to continue, and so it is in the public interest to prosecute, separate from any possible personal suits. |
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