‘Living it!’ discussion session
Following talks at the ‘‘Living it! children, young people and justice’ event, the audience and speakers discuss and question the issues raised.
Living it! Event – Professor Lesley McAra on ‘Maximum Diversion, Minimum Intervention’
Professor Lesley McAra, Chair of Penology at the University of Edinburgh, speaks on ‘Maximum Diversion, Minimum Intervention’ at the ‘Living it! children, young people and
Living it! Event – Vox Liminis perform
Scottish based arts project Vox Liminis perform at the ‘Living it! children, young people and justice’ event at the Scottish Parliament on February 17th. Introducing
Living it! Event – Kenny McAskill MSP and the young people
Event host Kenny MacAskill MSP welcomes guests to the ‘Living it! children, young people and justice’ event at the Scottish Parliament on February 17th. He
Living it! Event – Maximum Diversion, Minimum Intervention: An Evidence-Base for Kilbrandon
This presentation was delivered by Professor Lesley McAra, Chair of Penology at the University of Edinburgh, at the ‘Living It: Children, young people and justice’
Legal doesn’t mean safe – New Drugs: New Strategies
Laura MacEwen, Crew Online Support Coordinator, delivered this workshop on ‘New Drugs: New Strategies’ at the ‘Legal doesn’t mean safe: new drugs, new challenges’ conference
Crime Prevention – links and articles
In criminal justice literature, crime prevention is a topic that is often dealt with theoretically. One example is the ‘Broken Windows’ theory – although this
Framework for Risk Assessment Management and Evaluation (FRAME) for Local Authorities and partners
The Framework for Risk Assessment, Management and Evaluation (FRAME), produced by the Risk Management Authority in conjunction with partners, sets out the standards of risk
