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Alison Gough, Children’s Hearing System (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Alison Gough, Director of Panel and Area Support at Children’s Hearing Scotland, talks about ‘Developments and Changes – Children’s Hearing Scotland’ on Day 1 of
Catriona Dalrymple, Crown Office (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Catriona Dalrymple, Head of Policy at the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS), speaking on Day 1 of the National Youth Justice Conference 2014.
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.
Info Sheet 27: Attachment Theory and Offending Behaviour
In work with children, young people and their families, instilling knowledge and understanding of attachment theory has become the cornerstone of training and development for
Chief Superintendent Grant Manders, Police Scotland (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Chief Superintendent Grant Manders, Head of Support, Co-ordination and Safer Communities Specialist Crime Division Police Scotland, speaking on Day 1 of the National Youth Justice
Robert Marshall, Scottish Government (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Robert Marshall, Deputy Director of Children and Families, Scottish Government, delivers the welcome address for the National Youth Justice Conference 2014.
Restorative Justice in Scotland: at the crossroads?
Delivered by Jenny Johnstone (University of Newcastle/Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research); David Orr (CYCJ); and Mary Munro (University of Strathclyde) at the European
Chair’s Opening Address: Day 1 (National Youth Justice Conference 2014)
Claire Lightowler, Director of the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ), gives the Chair’s opening address for Day 1 of the National Youth Justice
Mental Health Difficulties in the Youth Justice Population: Learning from the first six months of the IVY project
In this paper, IVY Psychologist Leanne Gregory considers a marginalised group in our society – young people with severe psychological and mental health difficulties who
