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patrixcia | 17:20 Thu 19th Mar 2009 | Law
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can anyone tell me what P F release means please. friend at court today. at case was abandoned because of this. regards Pat
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PF, in Scotland, is an abbreviation for the Procurator Fiscal. That's the Scottish equivalent of the Director of Public Prosecutions in England.

If a case was abandoned at the request of the PF, it suggests that the prosecution have conceded that they've got insufficient evidence to obtain a conviction (or that it was 'not in the public interest' to take the case any further).

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thank you chris that is a relief to know. regards pat

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