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“Tougher penalties for wildlife crime” Herald
“Punish the poisoner” Herald
“Bird-poisoning landowners to be penalised” Scotsman
“Sanctions to save birds of prey” Scotsman
“Wildlife crime crackdown pledged” BBC
“Executive promises wildlife crime crackdown” STV
“Executive toughens its stance on wildlife crime” Law Society Journal Online
Press release
“Crackdown on wildlife crime” Scot. Exec.
Posted by MM on Fri 31st Aug 2007 at 9:32 amEvaluation 0f a Pilot to Test the Implementation of Supervised Attendance Orders as Disposals of First Instance (S236 SAOS) | Research Findings
Posted by MM on Mon 27th Aug 2007 at 12:23 pm“Uncertainty over community orders” BBC
“Community reparation order pilot not a success” Law Society Journal Online
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“Forced to Make Amends”: An Evaluation of the Community Reparation Order Pilots | Research Findings
Posted by MM on Mon 27th Aug 2007 at 11:18 am“Early release to go on amid jail crisis fears” Scotsman
“Revised prisoner release scheme to be delayed” Law Society Journal Online
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Research tip: for other relevant posts try entering ‘custodial’ in the search box, go to the Custodial Sentences and Weapons Bill category in the Archives or review recent Parliamentary reports.
“Concern as sex offence jail terms fall” Holyrood.com
“Sex offenders average 15 months in prison” Courier
“Jail sentences for sex offenders now shorter” Scotsman
“Concern over shorter jail terms for sex offences” Law Society Journal Online
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Posted by MM on Fri 10th Aug 2007 at 7:15 am“Unpaid fines may stop people leaving UK” Guardian
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Posted by MM on Mon 6th Aug 2007 at 7:32 am“Crime agency poised to seize £10m worth of Mr Bigs’ illicit wealth” Scotsman
Posted by MM on Wed 1st Aug 2007 at 7:01 pmUpdate
“Our young offenders need help” Scotsman. Article by Dr Lesley McAra and Susan McVie, co-directors of the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime
Following posted on 27.07.07
“Justice system failing to save hundreds of children from life of crime” Scotsman
“Excluded teenagers ‘need support’” BBC
“Study says authorities failing young people” Law Society Journal Online
Press release
“Children referred to Hearings more likely to be convicted as adults” ESYTC
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McAra and McVie (2007) Criminal Justice Transitions ESYTC No 14
Posted by MM on Wed 1st Aug 2007 at 8:37 am“Sheriffdom tops tagging league” The Courier
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Posted by KM on Fri 20th Jul 2007 at 10:53 am