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Can you randomly visit a Scottish court and see a case or a hearing?
I was wondering if it is the same as in England where you can see a case unless it was ruled otherwise by the court.
I would like to get some insight into the way courts in Scotland work and was wondering if I need to contact anyone beforehand or do I just go to court and find out when the next open case is?
Thanks
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- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes,members of the public can sit in a court
Each court has a website telling the public what cases are scheduled for that day
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