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Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey 2006 published

“Minor attacks fuel huge rise in levels of violent crime” Scotsman
“Booze to blame as violent crime rate soars 40%” Evening News
“Many living in fear of crime” Evening Telegraph
“One third of Scots have taken illegal drugs” Herald
“Violent crime increases to record level” Herald
“Lives blighted by fear of crime and attack” Courier
“Scots violent crime figures increase by a third in two years” Evening Times
“Violent crime on the increase” Law Society Journal Online

Press release
“Scottish Crime Survey 2006” Scot. Gov.

See also

2006 Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey: Main Findings
Drugs Misuse in Scotland: Findings From the 2006 Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey

Also

CjScotland: Crime Surveys in Scotland

Posted by MM on Fri 28th Sep 2007 at 7:05 am
Crime data Recording crime Victims and witnesses
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Latest phase of violence reduction campaign launched

“Tackling the issue of under-age drinkers” Sunday Herald 21.10.07

“Festive safety campaign” Holyrood.com
“New crackdown on violence” Courier
“The gang busters” Evening Times
“£1m announced to tackle Scottish street violence” Herald
“The detective who wants to see a rise in crime figures” Herald
“£1m to fight ‘carnage and crime’ on night streets” Herald
“Violence figures ‘meaningless’, says police chief in appeal for public aid” Scotsman
“Police chief reveals knife fears” BBC
“Campaign to cut street violence launched” STV
“£1m to cut festive season violence” Courier

Press release

“Funding to improve community safety” Scot. Gov.

See also

Action on Violence

Posted by MM on Wed 26th Sep 2007 at 8:25 pm
Crime Prevention Police Campaigns
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Parliamentary Report for the 17th - 20th September 2007

Posted by KM on Tue 25th Sep 2007 at 8:01 am
Legislation Management of Offenders etc (Scotland) Act 2005
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Scottish Police Federation commissioned study on police funding published

Update

“Police union to hold Salmond to extra officers pledge” Holyrood.com

Following posted on 18.09.07

“Scottish police underfunded according to study” Holyrood.com
“Funding of police lower in Scotland” Courier
“Scots spending on police ‘£40 per head less than England’” Herald
“Scots police funding 20% less than England” Scotsman
“Call to increase police spending” BBC

Posted by MM on Tue 25th Sep 2007 at 6:52 am
Police
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Discretion and police reporting of minor offences on Tayside

“Use common sense, police told” Courier
“Support for common sense move by Tayside Police” Evening Telegraph

Posted by MM on Mon 24th Sep 2007 at 9:49 am
Crime data Recording crime Police
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Driving and drug taking. Call for lower alcohol limits.

Update

“It’s time to start tackling our drinking culture” Scotsman. Article by Shirley-Anne Somerville, an SNP MSP for the Lothians.

Following posted on 17.09.07

“SNP drink drive plan is non-starter” Scotsman
“Drive addicts off our roads” Scotland on Sunday

Following posted on 12.09.07

“Little Olivia, another victim of a society blighted by drugs” Scotsman
“Drugs policy must be rethought” Scotsman
“Day when two worlds collided and a child died” Evening News

“Drug-driving test kits get green light” Scotland on Sunday
“Tories back MacAskill in bid to implement ‘drugalyser’” Scotsman

“Call to drive down drinking limit” BBC

Posted by MM on Mon 24th Sep 2007 at 8:34 am
Drugs and alcohol
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Bioethics report on police DNA retention recommends Scottish practice

Update

“I always feel like somebody’s watching me …” Sunday Herald

Following posted on 18.09.07

“DNA database ‘puts innocent under suspicion’” Times
“Innocent people’s DNA ‘must not be kept on national database’” Daily Mail
“Police must not store DNA details of the innocent - report” Guardian
“Ministers urged to scrap DNA records of innocent people” Independent
“Experts call for DNA restrictions” BBC

See also

Nuffield Bioethics (September 2007) The forensic use of bioinformation: ethical issues

Posted by MM on Mon 24th Sep 2007 at 7:10 am
Crime Prevention Civil Liberties Police
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Antisocial Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) evaluation published

“Dundee is making the greatest use of ASBOs” Courier
“ASBOs ‘have no effect on behaviour’ for one in three” Scotsman
“Many Asbos ‘have little effect’” BBC
“More ASBOs - but only in a few areas” Law Society Journal Online
“ASBO use report released” Holyrood.com
“City tops Asbo shame league” Evening News

Press release

“ASBO use doubles in three years” Scot. Gov.

See also

Use of Antisocial Behaviour Orders in Scotland (September 2007) | Summary

Posted by MM on Fri 21st Sep 2007 at 8:41 am
Antisocial Behaviour Children and justice Young People
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Government debate in Parliament on penal policy: McLeish appointed to head Prisons Commission

“Henry McLeish to take on role overseeing justice policies” Herald
“McLeish to spearhead prisons body” BBC

Press release

“Prisons Commission” Scot. Gov.

See also

Scottish Parliament Official Report 20.9.07: Penal Policy

Posted by MM on Fri 21st Sep 2007 at 8:34 am
Criminal justice reform Prisons and prisoners Sentencing Community sentences Prison sentences Sentencing reform
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Partnership approach to policing prostitution in Dundee

“Kerb-crawlers face Asbos as well as prosecution” Herald
“Police warn they will target kerb crawlers” Scotsman
“Plans for kerb-crawler crackdown” BBC

Press release

“Government Funding to Tackle Prostitution in Dundee” Tayside Police

Posted by MM on Thu 20th Sep 2007 at 8:04 am
Gender and crime Prostitution Police
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