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Time is running out

Guidelines
7th August 2020

Time is now running out for people to have their say and help shape an important sentencing guideline which will influence how up to 17,000 young people are sentenced by criminal courts in Scotland each year. 

 

Scottish Sentencing Council extends consultation on sentencing guideline for young people

Guidelines
22nd April 2020

The Scottish Sentencing Council is extending the deadline for responding to the consultation on its sentencing young people draft guideline until 21 August 2020

Public to have their say on proposed sentencing guideline for young people

Guidelines
27th February 2020

Members of the public are being invited to give their views on a new sentencing guideline which states that rehabilitation should be a primary consideration when young people are being sentenced.

Public are being invited to give their views on new sentencing guideline

Guidelines
12th June 2019

Members of the public are being invited to give their views on a new sentencing guideline setting out the steps taken by courts in making sentencing decisions, and the factors which may be taken into account.

Sentencing guidelines to be developed on rape, sexual assault, and indecent images

Guidelines
16th May 2019

The Scottish Sentencing Council will develop multiple guidelines on sexual offences, beginning with rape, sexual assault, and indecent images of children.

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