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Final Awaiting Trial Report

01 January 1991

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Final Awaiting Trial Report
libdoc April=1994

Author(s): NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE CARE AND RESETTLEMENT OF
OFFENDERS Publisher: NACRO 1993, 40pp
Keywords: Prisons Criminal Justice Act

A Survey of Juveniles Remanded in Custody While Awaiting Trial
in Criminal Proceedings April 1992 - March 1993

Contents:

Introduction: The Use of Prison Custody for Remanded Juveniles
1: Juvenile Remands In Custody Prior to the Implementation of the
Criminal Justice Act 1991
2: The Criminal Justice Act 1991 and the Situation Since October
1992 3: Findings From the Survey
4: Phasing Out Juvenile Remands to Custody: The Regional
Consultation Exercise
5: Key Findings, Recommendations and Conclusions

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