James Mulholland is a freelance presenter and reporter. He specializes in crime and justice, focusing on the judicial system, litigation, and various aspects of law and legal affairs, including criminal, civil, and family law. James has been featured in numerous publications, including Fife Herald, The Scottish Sun, and FRANCE 24.
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By: James Mulholland
A killer who subjected his friend to a torture ordeal which ended with the victim leaping to his death from a 12th storey flat has been jailed
By: Ed Halford, James Mulholland
Judge sentences Luke Ford, who claimed he was a stand-in for Brad Pitt, to 16 years in prison for abusing nine partners
By: James Mulholland
A BEAST actor who stood in as a body double for Brad Pitt has been jailed for 16 years ā after becoming the first man in Scotland to be convicted of rape for secretly not using a condom. Lukeā¦
By: James Mulholland
A KILLER whose terrified torture victim jumped 120ft to his death was caged for just eight years today ā after a judge said he had shown āhigh levels of remorseā. Jamie Forbes, 37, had been rā¦
By: James Mulholland
Lewis Peters, 26, went from ānought to 100ā from being a law abiding citizen to being caught with thousands of pounds of cash and Ā£159,000 worth of illegal substances.
By: James Mulholland
Diego Valdivieso offered his bed at his Rosemount home to a young woman he found on Union Street before taking advantage of her while she was asleep and unable to consent.
By: James Mulholland
Diego Valdivieso, 30, posed as a good Samaritan and offered the young woman his bed before taking advantage of her while she was asleep.
By: David Leask, James Mulholland
Judge chastises Glasgow officials for not taking āall reasonable stepsā to provide suitable accommodation for family of seven
By: James Mulholland
A LOTTERY winner who blew his fortune and turned to drug dealing has been jailed for five years. Jack Tanbini, 28, who bagged Ā£100,000 on a Ā£1 scratchcard in 2014 while he was still a teenager, wasā¦
Glasgow City Council lawyers have won a victory at Scotlandās highest civil court on whether low emission zone penalties sent by standard post canā¦
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