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An Inquiry into the Use of Remand in Scotland
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PDF Published: Sunday 24 Jun 2018 (JS052018R07)
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    • Executive Summary
    • Introduction
    • Background to the Committee's inquiry
      • The legal framework
      • Statistics on the use of remand
      • Policy debate on the use of remand
    • Work of the Committee
    • Key Issues
      • Use of remand
      • Data on the reasons for remand
      • The impact of a period on remand
        • Experience of remand prisoners
        • Health
        • Mental health
        • Release from remand
        • Welfare and benefits
        • Women
        • Young people
        • The impact of remand on children and families
      • Reducing the use of remand
        • Informing the decision-making process
        • Alternatives to remand and the role of the third sector
          • Supervised and supported bail programmes
          • Electronic monitoring
          • A solution beyond the criminal justice system
            • Homelessness
    • Annex A
    • Annex B
Average Daily Population by Type of Custody, 1997-98 to 2016-17

Image: Figure 1: Average Daily Population by Type of Custody, 1997-98 to 2016-17

Average Daily Population by Type of Custody, 2007-08 to 2016-17

Image: Table 1: Average Daily Population by Type of Custody, 2007-08 to 2016-17

Image: Figure 2: Reasons for refusing bail, Professor Hutton study of 60 Scottish Sheriff Court cases, 2016

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