A Procurator Fiscal is a public official in Scotland responsible for the prosecution of crimes and the investigation of sudden or suspicious deaths. They work within the Scottish legal system and play a crucial role in ensuring that justice is served. The Procurator Fiscal decides whether to bring charges against individuals and oversees the legal process in criminal cases. In addition to prosecuting cases, the Procurator Fiscal also has a duty to protect the public interest. They collaborate with police and other agencies to gather evidence and ensure that cases are handled fairly and efficiently. Their work is essential for maintaining law and order in Scotland.