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Election: Scottish Police Federation questions candidates on crime policy
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
“Parties put law and order policy up for police scrutiny” Evening News
“Why politicians find the polis such a captivating audience” Herald
“Politicians questioned by police” BBC
“Election focus shifts to policing” STV
Police
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Continuing problems reported with Lothians and Borders Police call centre
“Police make response time pledge” BBC
“Police centre ‘losing 5000 calls a month’” Evening News
Police
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Election: Labour attacks SNP short prison sentence policy
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
“Get out of jail free thanks to the SNP” Daily Record 24.4.07
Posted by MM on Tue 24th Apr 2007 at 7:06 amSentencing Community sentences Prison sentences Sentencing reform
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Scotland’s police target young drivers in first global road safety week campaign
“Young drivers to see crashed car” BBC
“Tayside Police crack down on dangerous drivers” STV
“Driving up safety levels” Herald
“Campaign targets young drivers as deaths soar” Herald
“Curfews considered over young drivers death toll” Courier
“Search on for ways to cut the carnage” Evening Telegraph
“Cool it: police appeal to young drivers” Evening Telegraph
“Police launch crackdown on young drivers ” Herald
“Bid to reduce young driver deaths” BBC
Press releases
“32 Young Scots Killed in First Three Months of 2007” Tayside Police
“About the First UN Global Road Safety Week” WHO
Police Campaigns Young People
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Sports centre outreach linked to local fall in youth crime
Update
“City grave vandals need help” Evening News
Following posted on 18.04.07
“Sports centre bounces back and helps cut youth crime” Evening News
See also
Streetwork
Children and justice Crime Prevention Young People
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Election: Victim Support argues for rape conviction reform as priority for new Executive
Monday, April 23, 2007
“Victims group calls for rape conviction action” Holyrood.com
Research tip: for other relevant posts try entering ‘rape’ in the search box or click on the ‘rape’ sub-category displayed below.
Courts Gender and crime Rape
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Election: Scotsman’s views on law and order
“Laying down the law and order priorities” Scotsman
“Protection for the public” Scotsman
Criminal justice reform
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Scotsman claims increase in homicides over last year; violence down in Dumfries
“A killing every three days as violence surges on the streets” Scotsman
“Violent crime levels drop sharply” BBC
Crime data
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Election: criticism of Labour Manifesto’s approach to homophobic hate crime
Update
“Hate crime anger at Labour” Holyrood.com
Following posted on 16.04.07
“Gay groups demand new ‘hate crime’ law” Sunday Herald
See also
Stonewall Scotland Election 2007
Amnesty: Scottish Parliamentary elections
Scottish Christian Party
Christian Peoples Alliance
Also
CjScotland 26.9.06: Omission of hate crimes from proposed Sentencing Bill criticised
Hate crimes Sentencing
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Scotland’s lack of specific law against stalking criticised
“Lack of anti-stalking law in Scotland has left women without adequate protection” Scotsman
“Protection – what protection?” Scotsman
See also
Scottish Executive (November 2002): Stalking and Harassment in Scotland (full report) | Summary Report
Criminal justice reform Gender and crime
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