Alex Salmond fears criminal prosecution if he gives evidence to Holyrood inquiry
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dailyrecord.co.ukformer first minister fears that his appearance at a Holyrood committee would leave him "in jeopardy of criminal prosecution".
The response comes after the Scottish Government expressed disappointment in his refusal to appea r in person before Holyrood's inquiry into the botched investigation of sexual harassment claims against him.
The former first minister was invited to give evidence next Tuesday, but his lawyer rejected the request, citing public health concerns and the Scottish Government's refusal to publish its legal advice.
Salmond offered to appear in person on February 16, stating that the original date offered was unsuitable.David McKie, of Levy & McRae who are representing Salmond, also raised concerns over Salmond's ability to.
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