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Scottish Consortium on Crime and Criminal Justice
Prisoner population Friday 2nd February 2007
7153
Source: SPS
 
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Latest Justice News From the Scottish Executive
 
Justice Trilateral
  Ministers attend latest discussions in Belfast.
Fast-track justice
  Pilot to ensure low level offenders repay dues more swiftly progressing well.
Targeting reoffending
  Prisoners to work 35-hour week and focus on reducing reoffending.
 
CjScotland News Log
 
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
 
  Asbos: aggressive beggar in Edinburgh and teenager in Dundee
 
   

Update
“King of the Beggars jailed for breaching order ” Evening News
“McKay repeatedly forfeits right to walk the streets ” Evening News
“King of the beggars jailed for Asbo breach” Herald

 
     

Following posted on 28.12.05
“Asbo move to depose city’s ‘King of Beggars’” Evening News
“First ASBO imposed on beggar” Scotsman
“First Dundee ASBO on youth under 16 ” Evening Telegraph

 
    Posted by MM on Wed 11th Jan 2006 at 7:32 am
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