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Footnotes
An evaluation of our Whole System Approach (WSA) to young people who offend in Scotland.
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5 Perceptions of The Reforms to Disclosure
Findings of the impact of reforms to disclosure and summary criminal legal assistance introduced by the summary justice reform programme.
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Annex B
Fifth thematic progress report following publication of the independent review of complaints, investigations and misconduct in policing in Scotland, setting out implementation progress with details of the status and lead responsibility for each
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10. Crime and Justice
Presents key trends for Scotland across all areas of governement activity.
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Part Two: Exclusion Orders
Seeks views on proposals to create new protective orders to keep people at risk of domestic abuse safe by banning perpetrators from their homes.
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6) Sharing Promising Practice to Overcome Challenges
This report reflects on Scotland’s looked after children, young people and care leavers and how they have benefitted from corporate parenting support.
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Chapter 1 – General
A consultation on a revised Code of Practice for Proper Persons in Scotland of powers to execute warrant and orders conferred by Chapter 3 of Part 8 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, to reflect changes to that Part made by the Economic Crime and
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Scotland's Digital Future: High Level Operating Framework Version 2
Updated guidance for the public sector on the design, development and delivery of future digital public services.
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What options are available to me?
This leaflet provides information on how to self-refer to a Sexual Assault Response Coordination Service (SARCS) in an easy read format. It provides information on accessing healthcare through NHS Scotland for anyone who has been raped or sexually
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3 COMPLIANCE WITH BAIL
This report presents the findings from the Evaluation of the Impact of Bail Reforms on Summary Justice Reform. The research formed part of a wider package of work to evaluate Summary Justice Reform (SJR) in Scotland as a whole. The aim of the
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