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“Investigation call into sex offender case” Herald
“MSP demands urgent inquiry into attacker” Scotsman
“I brought him into the world … I’d gladly take him out of it” Scottish Sun
“MSPs call for inquiry into police monitoring of serial sex offender Ryan Yates” Times
“MacAskill rejects inquiry after ‘failure’ to track sex offender” Press and Journal
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Posted by MM on Fri 29th Jan 2010 at 10:28 am“Is the freedom to beg a right worth defending?” Evening News
Posted by MM on Fri 29th Jan 2010 at 10:21 amUpdate
“Addiewell: After riots leave two guards injured, critics warn of cash constraints in private prisons” Evening News
“Addiewell riot: ‘The prison has rarely been out of the headlines’” Evening News
“Private prisons are short–changing the Scottish public” Scottish Sun
Following posted on 27.1.10
“Two prison officers injured in jail riot” STV
“Cons are taking advantage of staff cuts at Scotland’s private jails, says former inspector” Daily Record
“Two prison officers injured in jail riot” Herald
“Out of CONtrol” Scottish Sun
“Addiewell riot prompts doubts over private prison security” Times
Following posted on 26.1.10
“It’s bedlam here …. . . the jail is in uproar” Scottish Sun
“Officer hurt in disturbance at Addiewell Prison” BBC
Following posted on 16.11.09
“Out of Control” Scottish Sun
Following posted on 13.10.09
“‘Soft touch’ prison approach slammed after riot at Addiewell” Daily Record
“Woman prison guard rushed to hospital after rioting breaks out” Evening News
“Inquiry under way after prison warder hurt in six–and–a–half hour Addiewell riot” Herald
“Mop rule” Sun
Following posted on 24.08.09
“Family fun day for prisoners at cushy Scots jail” Daily Record
Following posted on 17.08.09
“Criminals use dead seagulls to smuggle drugs into flagship private jail” Daily Record
“Warden brutally beaten at flagship private jail” Daily Record
Following posted on 11.02.09
“Scotland’s newest jail is smashed up by prisoners” Evening Times
“Cons to be reported after prison rampage” Daily Record
“New private jailhouse rocked by prisoner riot” Scotsman
“Riot cons tried to torch prison” Scottish Sun
“Disturbance at Scotland’s newest jail” Sun
Following posted on 09.02.09
“48 rioting convicts trash new Addiewell Prison just eight weeks after it opens” Daily Record
“No dinner … so cons flip” Sun
“Disturbance at newest Scots jail” BBC
“Women campaigners to demand help for abused men” Herald
“Wife ‘threw deep fat fryer at me’” BBC
“Campaigners for male domestic abuse victims go to Holyrood” STV
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Posted by MM on Thu 28th Jan 2010 at 10:14 am“Freedom requests concern police” BBC
“Police in north issue warning over rising cost of FOI requests” Press and Journal
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Northern Joint Police Board agenda 29.1.10
Posted by MM on Thu 28th Jan 2010 at 10:06 amScottish Government. A Partnership Approach to Tackling Violence Against Women in Scotland: Guidance for Multi–Agency Partnerships (January2010)
Scottish Government. Safer Lives: Changed Lives: A Shared Approach to Tackling Violence Against Women in Scotland (June 2009)
“Ruth Wishart: A body at real risk that we must save” Herald
“Please save the Women’s Support Project!” Glasgow Women’s Network
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Posted by MM on Thu 28th Jan 2010 at 9:34 am“‘One in four’ Scots has taken drugs” BBC
“No change in Scots cocaine use” STV785
“‘Easy’ to get drugs, say 87% of users” Courier
“Drug use falling in Scotland … but cocaine keeps firm grip” Daily Record
“‘Wake–up call’ to justice secretary as report finds 25% have used drugs” Press and Journal
“Drug survey is blasted for not telling full story” Express
“Addicts: It’s easy to score” Scottish Sun
Press releases
“Scottish Crime and Justice Survey 2008–09: Drug Use” Scot.Gov.
“Drug use survey” Scot.Gov.
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2008–09 Scottish Crime and Justice Survey: Drug Use
Update
“Scottish justice system fails crime victims, say senior police” Telegraph
Following posted on 26.1.10
“Crime victims ‘‘denied rights’” Herald
“Police accuse SNP ministers of undermining justice system” Times
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Scottish Parliament Justice Committee Official Report 26.1.10: summary justice reforms
Posted by MM on Wed 27th Jan 2010 at 5:50 pmThis week the Justice Committee considered legisalative consent motions relating to the Bribery Bill and Crime and Security Bill . Questions to Law and Justice Officers covered sentencing reform and domestic abuse, caffeinated alcohol and crime, the Reliance contract and prison privatisation. More . . .
Posted by MM on Tue 26th Jan 2010 at 9:04 pm