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To help you keep informed and continue your professional development, we’ve provided free access to the latest youth and criminal justice information, including government consultations, newsletter and conference materials, and national standards and guidelines.

Child victims of Human Trafficking – the legal framework

This presentation was delivered by Kirsty Thomson, Head of the Women and Young Persons’ Department at Glasgow’s Legal Services Agency, at the ‘Child Trafficking: A Scottish Perspective’

Child Trafficking of Separated Children in Scotland – A Perspective from the front line: Scottish Guardianship Service

This presentation was delivered by Catriona MacSween, Service Manager, Aberlour Guardianship Project, at the ‘Child Trafficking: A Scottish Perspective’ conference on October 29, 2014.

Child Trafficking: The Glasgow Experience

This presentation was delivered by Sheila Murie, Senior Officer, Child Protection at Glasgow City Council, at the ‘Child Trafficking: A Scottish Perspective’ conference on October 29,

Speech, language and communication difficulties

The Scottish Government has identified a policy priority in relation to speech, language and communication needs and how they relate to youth justice. In order to collate existing knowledge

Young people: throughcare, transitions, integration and reintegration

Claire Lightowler, Director of CYCJ, presented on ‘Young people: throughcare, transitions, integration and reintegration’ at the ‘Throughcare: Getting it right’ conference, which was organised by

Problem Solving Judicial Practice in Alloa Sheriff Court: Sheriff D Mackie

This short paper by Sheriff David Mackie, resident Sheriff for Alloa, starts from the premise that the merits of a problem solving approach in appropriate

Info Sheet 29: Children and Young People (Scotland) Act

This information sheet, written by Jill McAfee, highlights some of the provisions contained within the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 which will be

Supporting Forth and Fife Valley: Pathways into prison and supports available to young people from Fife and Forth Valley

This report presents the findings of a small-scale research project which examined the social work reports of 32 young men aged between 17 and 21

Young Men in Custody: Pathways into and out of prison of young men aged 16 and 17

The broad purpose of this report was to examine young men’s journeys into and out of custody. The Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) was

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