Salmond
Britishnoun
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The former first minister was cleared of breaching the ethics code by an independent advisor in 2021, following the botched investigation into her predecessor Alex Salmond.
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In August Alex Salmond's niece said the family was determined to "defend his name" in legal action against the Scottish government.
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His widow Moira has since taken up the case - although Salmond's estate is now being wound up by bankruptcy accountants, after it transpired he died with debts of more than £340,000 stemming largely from legal fees.
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The then first minister was initially seeking to prove that she had not conspired with her predecessor during the government's investigation of him - something which today seems at odds with Salmond's claims of a conspiracy..
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They might also be heavily redacted, given court orders still prevent the publication of anything which might identify the women who complained about Salmond.
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