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Business Plan 2018-21

Sentencing policy
13th December 2017

The Council is beginning to consider its second Business Plan, covering the period 2018-21.

Alcohol Court blog

Sentencing information
21st September 2017

Read our latest blog on the Alcohol Problem Court launched last year at Edinburgh Sheriff Court.

New sentencing videos

Sentencing information
12th July 2017

A new series of four introductory videos has been added to our website. The videos explain how judges decide sentences and what sentences are available in Scotland.

 

Council internships

Sentencing Developments
15th June 2017

After the success of working with our first intern, we are now seeking two further PhD students for three month internships to look at the topics of death by driving, and environmental & wildlife crime. 

 

Interactive case study

Sentencing information
12th June 2017

A new interactive 'case study' has been added to our website resource on sentencing, enabling people to learn more about how judges decide criminal court sentences in Scotland.

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