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 – 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’
Info Sheet 30: Young People’s Motivations for Firesetting
This Information Sheet focuses on young people’s motivations for firesetting. Fire can have devastating and destructive consequences for individuals, communities and the economy, with the total cost
Youth Justice in Scotland: Fixed in the past or fit for the future?
‘Youth Justice in Scotland: Fixed in the past or fit for the future?’ draws on research evidence, practice wisdom and policy discourse to provide a
Neil Hunter, SCRA (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Neil Hunter, Principal Reporter/Chief Executive of the Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration (SCRA), speaking on Day 1 of the National Youth Justice Conference 2014.
