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Expertise
Scottish Criminal Law - any area. NOT IMMIGRATION ISSUES. I am a retired, operational Police Officer with 30 years` service. As well as my own knowledge and training, I can draw on many other resources in the Scottish criminal justice system and welcome the challenge. NB Scottish, not English; criminal, not civil or immigration!
Experience in the area
Please see information above.
Education/Credentials
Master of Arts degree; Police Basic and Advanced Police examinations.
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Recent Reviews from Users
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| K Barker | 08/05/11 | 10 | 9 | 9 | Thank you for your assistance and help ..... |
| Chad | 07/19/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | very helpful! |
| George | 07/18/11 | 5 | 5 | 1 | Sorry Bruce - I did not ask ..... |
| Saeed | 05/04/11 | 10 | 7 | 10 | Thank you my friend. Beside "Justice" I ..... |
| Tracey Loasby | 01/13/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | clear and informative answeer thank you |
Recent Answers from Bruce Fyfe
2012-04-18 tipping laws:
Graham UNAUTHORISED DEDUCTION OF WAGES > > > > The Employment Rights Act 1996 defines wages as any sums payable to a worker by his employer in connection with this employment. This will include things
2012-04-08 owner taking 25% of tips for promotions:
Heather You don't say whether the service charge is discretionary or not. Whether or not it is a discretionary charge (depending on what it says on the menu/customer sign), deducting from staff wages
2011-12-14 Deductions from a waiters salary:
Ewan You clearly state that the service charge is discretionary, therefore deducting any such unpaid amount from staff wages is illegal. Unless otherwise previously agreed, eg in a contract, employers
2011-10-21 Annoying Motorists:
Sorry for the delay in answering, Chris. In short: Highway Code - merge in turn. The drivers should all be using both lanes and merging in turn. You are not allowed to cross a solid white line
2011-08-04 Fraud:
If there is no other evidence against your friend (I don't know him, so cannot say if he is credible or not and thus whether he is involved or not) and if you are in Scotland, I believe there is no likelihood
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