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THE PUBLIC ORDER BILL : THE SCOTTISH CASE AGAINST IT

01 January 1991

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THE PUBLIC ORDER BILL : THE SCOTTISH CASE AGAINST IT
refdoc August=1991

BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P61693 , Acc Date = 01-May-87
Scottish Council for Civil Liberties
Glasgow: SCCL, 1986? 20pp (SCCL, 146 Holland Street, Glasgow G2
4NG) RP61693A

Considers the issues raised by the Bill and its implications for
civil liberties, and the need for review of Scottish law on
public order. Examines the background to reform, such as an
increase in crime and the riots in 1981, and the possible
influence of the proposals of the Bill on the nature of policing.


police, Scotland, United Kingdom, legislation

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