Evaluation of the Whole System Approach to Young People who Offend in Scotland

Kath Murray; Paul McGuinness; Michele Burman; Susan McVie

Evaluation of the Whole System Approach to Young People who Offend in Scotland

Kath Murray, Paul McGuinness, Michele Burman, Susan McVie

School of Law

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The Whole System Approach was introduced in 2011 to provide a more robust and efficient mechanism for delivering the early intervention and support necessary for young people who offend, integrated with the approaches necessary to deal with the minority of young people who continue to commit the most serious offences.

The Scottish Centre for Crime & Justice Research were commissioned in October 2014 to carry out an evaluation of the process of implementation in 3 case study areas in Scotland and identify their initial progress towards the intended outcomes of the approach.

Original language	English
Publisher	Scottish Government
Number of pages	75
ISBN (Print)	9781785444296
Publication status	Published - 17 Jun 2015

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Evaluation of the Whole Systems Approach
© Murray, K., McGuinness, P., Burman, M., & McVie, S. (2015). Evaluation of the Whole System Approach to Young People who Offend in Scotland. Scottish Government.
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Evaluation of the Whole System Approach
McVie, S.
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3/10/14 → 26/06/15
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Getting It Right for Every Child? Juvenile Justice in Scotland
Burman, M. & McVie, S., 2017, The International Handbook of Juvenile Justice. Decker, S. & Marteache, N. (eds.). Springer
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Getting It Right for Every Child? Juvenile Justice in Scotland

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