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Defence solicitor Paul Forbes said it was “wholly unacceptable behaviour” from his client and that “neither complainer sustained any injuries” in the incident.
His brake lights activated as “an object known to be the complainer is thrown from the front of the vehicle”.
"However, this was a serious assault which has lasting and significant consequences for the complainer.
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It isn’t, first because the complainer probably ignored many factors in their computations, as we discussed last week, but also because “benefits” relative to “contributions” vary greatly across income levels.
Mr Stalker said: “He walked towards the complainer as if he was going to go into the kitchen.
“The accused is seen to strike the complainer, who has his back to him, to the right side of the face, causing him to fall to the ground.”
The complainer sustained a laceration to her head and had to attend hospital.
The procurator fiscal depute said: “The complainer named is now 13 but was 12 at the time of the offence.
The question of Crown appeal against sentence in this case has been carefully considered and the decision to place this matter before the appeal court has been communicated to the complainer through her representative."