Use and Impact of Bail and Remand in Scotland with Children

Donna McEwan; Holly Maclean; Fiona Dyer; Nina Vaswani; Kristina Moodie

Use and Impact of Bail and Remand in Scotland with Children

Donna McEwan, Holly Maclean, Fiona Dyer, Nina Vaswani, Kristina Moodie

Children And Young People'S Centre For Justice

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Abstract

This report shares findings from a small nationwide study of the use of bail and remand with children in Scotland, undertaken by CYCJ to develop our understanding of the use of remand, the decision-making process about how bail and remand is enacted, and how this is experienced by children, their families and professionals. This research is based upon the lived experience of children, families and practitioners from across Scotland.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publisher	University of Strathclyde
Number of pages	27
Publication status	Published - 15 Dec 2020

Keywords

bail
remand
Scotland
children

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Use and Impact of Bail and Remand in Scotland with Children

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Bail and remand with children in Scotland: Dan's Story

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Demands for radical shake-up of Scots justice system as under-18s still being treated as adults

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