The judge will examine how officers handled the murder investigation after she was strangled in 2005.
An independent public inquiry into the police handling of the Emma Caldwell murder investigation has been confirmed by the Scottish government.
Emma's family said they believed the police should be held to account for failures in investigating the case. Ms Constance said she recognised that a judge-led, statutory public inquiry was a "very significant undertaking". Aamer Anwar accompanied Margaret Caldwell and her family to the Scottish Parliament for the announcementThe justice secretary said it was important to choose someone who has the confidence of Emma's family.
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