PE2265/C: Review Scotland’s Response to the UK Supreme Court Judgment on Fair Trial Rights in Scotland
10th November 2026
About Us
The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission is a public body which was established in April 1999 by an Act of Parliament to review potential miscarriages of justice in criminal cases in Scotland and refer appropriate cases to the High Court for an appeal.
Past Cases
When we believe there may have been a miscarriage of justice, and it is in the interests of justice to do so, we can refer cases to the High Court for consideration. Here you will find details of cases that we have referred to the High Court along with any judgments issued by the Court.
Publications
We have a comprehensive library of policies, procedures and publications and many of these are available here in accordance with our Publication Scheme. You can also find any statutory reports published and search all documents by type or name.