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.
October 2024 E-Bulletin
Stay Ahead in Youth Justice – CYCJ’s October E-Bulletin is Here! Our latest E-Bulletin covers critical updates, including research on trauma-informed policing, global engagements at
Moving on From Care into Adulthood – Scottish Government Consultation Response
With this consultation the Scottish Government is aiming to ensure the package of support available to young people leaving care meets their needs. The Scottish
Media Reporting on Child Homicide Victims – Scottish Government Consultation Response
This consultation looks at media reporting of and public information sharing about child homicide victims. You can read the consultation paper for more information. Summary
Children’s Hearing System Redesign – Scottish Government Consultation Response
This consultation is part of a series of steps from the Scottish Government aimed at redesigning the Children’s Hearings System (CHS) so that it can
September 2024 E-Bulletin
From TV and radio discussions on the removal of under-18s from young offenders institutions to the release of our Reimagining Secure Care reports, we’ve been
Reimagining Secure Care: A Vision for the Future
Welcome to the Reimagining Secure Care project page, where you can explore a series of pivotal reports shaping the future of secure care in Scotland.
August 2024 E-Bulletin
Read our August E-Bulletin for the latest updates from CYCJ’s practice, participation, policy, research teams, and key issues from the youth justice world. In this
Long-term Prisoner Release Process: Consultation Response
CYCJ’s response to the proposed changes to the long-term prisoner release process. Long-term prisoners are those sentenced to four years or more in prison. The
UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) – Draft General Comment 27
Our response to this consultation draws together our research evidence, and policy and practice knowledge and is centred on our recent engagement with six young
