Criticises the "Sentencing Young People" guideline, in force from 26 January 2022, as intensifying the existing anomaly where Scots law is more forgiving of young persons found guilty of criminal wrongdoing than those unintentionally at fault. Discusses the rationale behind the guideline and contracts the approach with the field of delict
This thesis is concerned with the response of the criminal law and the criminal justice system in Sc...
The transition from ‘child’ to ‘offender’ status can be fasttracked when offending is formally recog...
Does the recognition of children as legal subjects rather than objects of concern mean that argument...
In England and Wales the age of criminal responsibility is set at 10 years. The current law therefor...
In 2010 two boys, aged 10 years, were convicted of the attempted rape of an eight year old girl in E...
In Scotland, the age of criminal responsibility is eight though children cannot be prosecuted until ...
Issues raised by Scottish Law Commission's Discussion Paper on Age of Criminal Responsibility in rel...
The aim of every juvenile justice system should surely be to get it right for every child? It is poi...
A provocation paper commissioned by the British Academy for the Childhood Policy Programme. Explores...
Children in Scotland are held criminally responsible from the age of 8, something that has attracted...
Currently in England and Wales the law considers that all children below 10 years of age are exempt ...
Discusses how the entry into force of the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 has shifted ...
In 2003, the youth justice system in Scotland entered a new phase with the introduction of a pilot y...
The setting of an 'age of criminal responsibility' by States across the international spectrum is a ...
“No civilized society regards children as accountable for their actions to the same extent as adults...
This thesis is concerned with the response of the criminal law and the criminal justice system in Sc...
The transition from ‘child’ to ‘offender’ status can be fasttracked when offending is formally recog...
Does the recognition of children as legal subjects rather than objects of concern mean that argument...
In England and Wales the age of criminal responsibility is set at 10 years. The current law therefor...
In 2010 two boys, aged 10 years, were convicted of the attempted rape of an eight year old girl in E...
In Scotland, the age of criminal responsibility is eight though children cannot be prosecuted until ...
Issues raised by Scottish Law Commission's Discussion Paper on Age of Criminal Responsibility in rel...
The aim of every juvenile justice system should surely be to get it right for every child? It is poi...
A provocation paper commissioned by the British Academy for the Childhood Policy Programme. Explores...
Children in Scotland are held criminally responsible from the age of 8, something that has attracted...
Currently in England and Wales the law considers that all children below 10 years of age are exempt ...
Discusses how the entry into force of the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 has shifted ...
In 2003, the youth justice system in Scotland entered a new phase with the introduction of a pilot y...
The setting of an 'age of criminal responsibility' by States across the international spectrum is a ...
“No civilized society regards children as accountable for their actions to the same extent as adults...
This thesis is concerned with the response of the criminal law and the criminal justice system in Sc...
The transition from ‘child’ to ‘offender’ status can be fasttracked when offending is formally recog...
Does the recognition of children as legal subjects rather than objects of concern mean that argument...