Criminal Justice
Talking about community justice
Community Justice Scotland presents a new framing toolkit for the way we talk about community justice.
17th February 2022
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This is a thoughtful and intriguing report which gains importance from the twin facts that it is based on a substantial survey with members of the public and that it doesn’t pretend that the process of criminal justice reform will be easy to achieve.
