This gripping legal drama chronicles the case of Peter Charles Findlay and the controversial decision by the Synod of Galloway to find the presbytery's libel against him not proven. With vivid detail and expert analysis, this book offers a fascinating insight into the workings of the Scottish legal system and the challenges of administering justice in a small community.

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