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Mr C complained because he did not believe the SPS held a valid warrant to hold him in custody. In response to Mr C's complaint, the Governor had told him the SPS held a valid warrant. In reviewing this complaint, the SPS provided our office with copies of the warrants held for Mr C. These confirmed that the SPS held valid warrants to hold Mr C in custody.
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| Reference | Date | Summary | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 202412046 | 01 Feb 2026 | C complained that the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) failed to follow the appropriate procedure after they removed C from association … | Upheld |
| 202401074 | 01 Nov 2025 | C complained that the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) failed to take reasonable steps to ensure that they had prompt access … | Upheld |
| 202303295 | 01 Mar 2025 | C complained that the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) failed to appropriately investigate their lost property claim. C submitted a claim … | Upheld |
| 202006807 | 01 Sep 2022 | C complained about the handing of their Internal Case Management (ICM) case conference. C was unhappy that the Scottish Prison … | Partly Upheld |
| 202001300 | 01 Sep 2022 | Ms C provided her express consent for her pronouns to be used for this publication. Ms C complained about matters … | Partly Upheld |