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Decision by the Rt Hon Lady Smith, Chair, Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry on standard of proof.

Professor Radford has provided the Inquiry with a Report on the nature and prevalence (or extent) of child abuse in high-income countries generally and in Scotland in particular.

Professor Radford has provided the Inquiry with a Report on the nature and prevalence (or extent) of child abuse in high-income countries generally and in Scotland in particular.

Literature Review on the Outcomes for Survivors of Child Maltreatment in Residential Care or Birth Families.  Carr, Alan; Duff, Hollie and Craddock, Fiona – December 2017

Professor Abrams and Dr Fleming, both at University of Glasgow, were commissioned to review historical documents recovered by the Inquiry in the course of its investigations in relation to Aberlour Child Care Trust, Barnardo’s and Quarriers. The review fo...

To be a “core participant” you have to have a significant role in the things being investigated by the Inquiry. A core participant could be a person, a group, or an organisation. The significant role could be about all or only some of the things the Inqui...

By "legal representation" we mean a lawyer who acts for you on your instructions in relation to your role in the Inquiry. An application form is included with the protocol.

This protocol sets out how to claim compensation, and the process for deciding claims. “Loss of time” means wages or other earnings you lose because you had to come to the Inquiry. You can claim the money (after tax) you lose, from the Inquiry – this is “...

This protocol sets out how to apply to have your expenses paid, and the process for deciding applications.

By "legal representation" we mean a lawyer who acts for you on your instructions in relation to your role in the Inquiry. An application form is included with the protocol.