New Lord President must not ‘stand in the way’ of justice for Caldwell family

The transcript discusses a controversial case involving potential corruption within Police Scotland and the Crown Office. The family of the victim demands an external judge from outside Scotland to ensure impartiality. The First Minister meets with the family, acknowledging the issues and delays in appointing an English police force for investigation. The family remains determined to seek justice, appealing to Lord Pentland for support.

What was the main concern regarding the controversial case discussed in the first section?

• The case was solved too quickly.

• The case was not publicized enough.

• Evidence was potentially destroyed and there were concerns of corruption.

• The case involved international parties.

Why did the family demand a judge from outside Scotland?

• They believed Scottish judges were too busy.

• They wanted a judge with no prior knowledge of the case.

• They sought impartiality due to potential biases within the Scottish judiciary.

• They wanted a judge who was a family friend.

How many High Court judges have been appointed in Scotland since Emma's disappearance?

• 25

• 36

• 50

• 10

What did the family appeal to Lord Pentland regarding the appointment of a judge?

• To appoint a judge with a military background.

• To expedite the appointment of a Scottish judge.

• To not obstruct the appointment of an external judge.

• To appoint a judge from within Scotland.

What was the family's concern about the investigation into Scottish officers?

• The investigation was too quick.

• There were delays in appointing an English police force.

• The investigation was not thorough enough.

• The investigation was too costly.