Spot The Problem
Posted on
August 27, 2026 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
See if you can identify why this isn’t an ideal way to run a justice system.
We’ve put a couple of clues in for the slower folk. Answer below.
Still, the Crown Office IS at least theoretically accountable to Parliament, so as long as the governing party is full of strong, independent, fair-minded MSPs willing to stand up for justice even against their own party leadership then everything will be oh wait right yeah we remember now.
Unlike England and Wales, there isn’t really the possibility of a private prosecution in Scotland either.
Dear God, It’s like a corrupt process Donald Trump has cobbled together.
Did you hear that Trump has sacked everyone in the US Electorate who check that elections are conducted in in a fair manner?
Could be here next as it looks like we are already on stitch up street.
“resolution would more likely come through … sustained external pressure”
Maybe 100,000 Sovereign Scots on the streets every Saturday, demanding resolution, would swing it. Big demos in every city and town in the land. That’s how it’s done in every other country when the people really, really care about something.
What was the last thing Scots really, really cared about, other than Floyd? The Poll Tax?
Thanks Rev – that provoked a laugh. Thanks also for your continued coverage of what is actually going on in Scotland.
The Fabian Society are the think tanks advising all the governance of Great Britain and Crown officials under employment , this would include Scotland for as long as we have and accept a devolved government
Knowing where the problem lies is half the battle won,
This Fabian Society think tanks for the governance of Great Britain is where the ideas are formed on more than two genders
So the Crown as in the English Crown and its structures – the Scottish Crown has not been passed –
has total immunity in Scotland.
There a name for that.
The Fabian Society are not in only one governance of Westminster due to being under the Westminster parliament of Englands legislation and Statues of the Scotland Acts for their devolved government to Scotland.