Source · Scotland · Fatal Accident Inquiry
John James McKelvie
Scotland · FAI
Reference: FAI-JOHN-JAMES-MCKELVIE
Published: 26 Jan 2006
Sheriff: Sheriff I.D. Dunbar
Sheriffdom: Tayside, Central and Fife
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Court recommendations
Identified
Responses identified
0
8-week deadline
23 Mar 2006
Section 28 status
Response pending
Recommendations
Consideration should be given to the provision of supervised accommodation to which persons arrested or detained under the influence of alcohol might be admitted.
Consideration should be given to defining circumstances when the police should inform a police surgeon that a vulnerable person is in custody. c.
Where it is possible, all relevant information should be recorded in an Ambulance Report Form.
Where it is possible to do so that form should be completed before the handover of a patient to admitting hospital staff.
In such cases it is important when the Form is completed after the event that all information given verbally is included.
Consideration should be given to defining circumstances when the police should inform a police surgeon that a vulnerable person is in custody. c.
Where it is possible, all relevant information should be recorded in an Ambulance Report Form.
Where it is possible to do so that form should be completed before the handover of a patient to admitting hospital staff.
In such cases it is important when the Form is completed after the event that all information given verbally is included.
Under section 28 of the 2016 Act, each recipient of a recommendation must respond within 8 weeks.
The window from publication ran to 23 March 2006.
See how we track responses.
Section 28 responses
Response pendingNo response has been identified on the case landing page yet. The 8-week window has closed without a published response or non-response notice.
Determination details
- Reference
- FAI-JOHN-JAMES-MCKELVIE
- Published
- 26 January 2006
- Sheriff
- Sheriff I.D. Dunbar
- Sheriffdom
- Tayside, Central and Fife
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About FAIs
Fatal Accident Inquiries are held under the
2016 Act
before a sheriff. They are mandatory for deaths in custody and at work.
The sheriff may make recommendations under s.26(1)(b); recipients must respond within 8 weeks under
s.28. See the methodology page for detail.