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Life sentences explained

27th June 2023

A life sentence is the highest penalty available in Scotland's courts. In this blog, we explain the different stages of the sentence, including the punishment part, the parole process, and release on life licence.

Community Justice Scotland: New training course for people involved in the delivery of unpaid work

Engagement
12th October 2023

Community Justice Scotland’s Learning, Development and Innovation Lead James Murphy explains the importance of training front line workers to support people completing Community Payback Orders.

10 facts about the sentencing young people guideline

28th November 2023

The sentencing young people guideline applies in cases where the person being sentenced is 24 or under. It reflects the need for a more individualistic approach when sentencing young people. In our latest blog, we set out key facts about the guideline.

New constable member appointed

5th December 2016

Deputy Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has been appointed as the Council’s new constable member.

 

Allan Findlay new summary sheriff

Council activity - engagement
15th February 2016

Council member Allan Findlay has been appointed as one of Scotland’s first summary sheriffs.

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