Criminal Justice in Scotland

Abstract

Crime trends in Scotland since 1950 statistics and the problem of crime in Scotland classifying Scottish criminal procedure the politics of prevention - the safer cities experiment in Scotland situating Scottish policing the prosecution service - independence and accountability criminal justice responses to bail abuse courts sentencing in Scotland the fine as auto-punishment - power, money and discipline community-based disposals imprisonment and other custodial sentences preventing offending by children and young people in Scotland mental disorder and criminal justice women and the Scottish criminal justice system Scottish ethnic minorities, and the police victims of privatization, policing and control - tracing the contours of the public-private divide the politics of penality - an overview of the development of penal policy in Scotland.

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