Exploring Fairness in Sentencing: Scotland's Justice System Under Scrutiny
Delve into the question of whether sentencing in Scotland is fair through a comprehensive examination of crime impact, community repercussions, and prison sentences. Analyze primary and secondary sources to uncover diverse viewpoints on this contentious issue.
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THE BIG QUESTION Sentencing in Scotland
Scottish criminal justice facts The Scottish Prison estate is made up of: 15 prisons accommodating men, women and young people 2 community custodies All prisons have residential settings, clinical support, education facilities, visiting rooms
Watch the Prison Sentencing video from the Scottish Sentencing Council here:
Scottish Law For some sentences under 4 years the offender is automatically released if they have served 40% of the time, depending on the offence For sentences of 4+ years parole can be considered once the offender has served half the sentence Life sentences carry a punishment term, once the offender has served this they can be considered for parole.
THE BIG QUESTION: Is sentencing in Scotland fair?
Is sentencing in Scotland fair? Create a speech/presentation/extended writing piece examining the big question above. Consider the following: the impact of crime community and prison sentences the views of various primary and secondary sources
