Scotland’s solicitor general accuses Sheku Bayoh inquiry chair of ‘apparent bias’
Criticisms also made by police federation but rejected by chair of hearing into death of black man in custody in 2015
The former judge leading a public inquiry into the death in custody of a black man has been accused of “apparent bias” by Scotland’s deputy chief prosecutor, throwing the hearing’s future into doubt.
The unprecedented intervention from Ruth Charteris KC, the solicitor general for Scotland, came after the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) called for Lord Bracadale to resign as chair of the inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh. Continue reading...
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