Young People in Conflict with the Law in Scotland: 50 Years after the Kilbrandon report. What does contem porary policy and practice tell us about our progress since and about the legacy of Kilbrandon?

Bill Whyte

Young People in Conflict with the Law in Scotland: 50 Years after the Kilbrandon report. What does contem porary policy and practice tell us about our progress since and about the legacy of Kilbrandon?

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Abstract

I would like to thank the Sutherland Trust for the invitation to give this lecture. It provides an opportunity to celebrate two great figures in recent Scottish history whose contribution to human service has been significant – Jock Sutherland and Lord Kilbrandon on the 50th anniversary of the Kilbrandon Committee report.

Original language	English
Number of pages	18
Journal	Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care
Volume	13
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - Dec 2014

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Young people
law in Scotland
Kilbrandon legacy
Sutherland Trust

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Young People in Conflict with the Law in Scotland: 50 Years after the Kilbrandon report. What does contem porary policy and practice tell us about our progress since and about the legacy of Kilbrandon?

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