43rd Annual Conference "Gender, Crime and Justice"
Friday 16th and Saturday 17th November 2012 Dunblane Hydro Hotel
A chance to explore and discuss the impact that gender has on victim and perpetrator's experiences of the Scottish Criminal Justice System.
Introductory remarks by David Strang (0.55+) followed by the opening remarks Catherine Dyer, the chair of the conference, setting the context, Baroness Cortson's address (16.00+) and Q and As (49.00+).
Baroness Corston: We hope that an MP4 file of the Baroness Corston presentation will be streaming online shortly. It is too large (2GB) to offer on this site.
The Willow Project: Women, health and offending: the experience of the Willow Project. Kirsty Pate | Willow Project.ppt
McInnes Memorial Lecture: Sheriff Daniel Scullion
Pragna Patel, Southall Black Sisters: Honour Based Violence
Programmes to Assist Women in the Criminal Justice System: Practitioners Panel 1 - Beglan.ppt Practitioners Panel 2 - Macrae.ppt
Keynote Addresses: Detective Chief Superintendent John Carnochan QPM: Gender and Violence. (41.00+) Lesley Riddoch: How community perceptions of women within the Criminal Justice System are influenced through the media.
  Detective Chief Superintendent John Carnochan QPM | [Keynote Addresses: Gender and Violence. (41.00+) Lesley Riddoch: How community perceptions of women within the Criminal Justice System are influenced through the media.] | 57211 kB |
 Panel 1 - Beglan | [Programmes to Assist Women in the Criminal Justice System - Powerpoint presentation] | 365 kB |
| Panel 2 - Macrea | [Programmes to Assist Women in the Criminal Justice System - Powerpoint presentation] | 195 kB |
| Pragna Patel | [Southall Black Sisters: Honour Based Violence] | 68551 kB |
| Sheriff Daniel Scullion | [McInnes Memorial Lecture] | 43990 kB |
| Kirsty Pate | [The Willow Project - Powerpoint slides] | 944 kB |
| Kirsty Pate | [Women, health and offending: the experience of the Willow Project.] | 38127 kB |
| Introduction | [Introductory remarks by David Strang (0.55+) followed by the opening remarks Catherine Dyer, the chair of the conference, setting the context, Baroness Cortson's address (16.00+) and Q and As (49.00+).] | 73994 kB |
 SASO | [Programme 2012] | 178 kB |