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Scottish Sentencing Council to commission research in to young people’s attitude to sentencing and cognitive maturity

25th April 2019

A review of the current understanding of the development of cognitive maturity in young adults will be included in the Scottish Sentencing Council’s commissioned research programme for 2019/20.

Draft minutes from December's Council meeting have now been published (1)

Council activity - engagement
22nd March 2019

The draft minutes and public papers from the Scottish Sentencing Council meeting, held on Friday 1 March , have now been published and are available to view here

Council offers views ahead of parliamentary debate on sentencing

Guidelines
26th February 2019

The potential impact of sentencing guidelines being introduced which have not been properly considered and tested would be considerable, according to the Scottish Sentencing Council, which has stressed the importance of taking an evidence-based approach, involving appropriate levels of research and consultation.

Draft minutes from December's Council meeting have now been published

Council activity - engagement
21st December 2018

The draft minutes and public papers from the Scottish Sentencing Council meeting, held on Monday 10 December, have now been published and are available to view here

New solicitor and judicial members appointed to Scottish Sentencing Council

18th December 2018

Two new members have been appointed to fill vacant positions on the Scottish Sentencing Council.

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