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Housing trans inmates in women’s jails ‘unlawful’, judge rules

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By Lucinda Cameron Verified
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Lucinda Cameron, Press Association Scotland Fri 19 June 2026 at 3:52 pm UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A campaign group has hailed a “victory” for vulnerable women prisoners after a judge ruled it is unlawful for trans women to be housed in the female prison estate.
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Ex-gamekeeper refused leave to appeal against murder conviction

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By Lucinda Cameron Verified
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David Campbell, 77, gunned down Brian Low, 65, on February 16 2024 (Police Scotland/PA) - A former head gamekeeper found guilty of murdering an ex-colleague with a shotgun has been refused leave to appeal against his conviction. David Campbell, 77, killed Brian Low, 65, on February 16 2024, having previously disabled CCTV cameras at his home in Aberfeldy, Perth and Kinross, in an attempt to conceal his whereabouts.
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Housing trans inmates in women’s jails ‘unlawful’, judge rules

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By Lucinda Cameron Verified
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Susan Smith, left, of For Women Scotland welcomed the ruling (PA) - A campaign group has hailed a “victory” for vulnerable women prisoners after a judge ruled it is unlawful for trans women to be housed in the female prison estate. Lady Ross has published her decision following the petition for judicial review brought by For Women Scotland (FWS), which challenged the Scottish Government’s policy on the treatment of transgender prisoners.
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