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Juvenile Justice in England and Scotland

THE Scottish system of Children’s Hearings, introduced as a result of the Kilbrandon Report, is a completely new concept in dealing with the problems of delinquents, difficult or abused children. Interestingly the Kilbrandon Report dealt little with the causation of crime, and passed over the many new sociological ideas that had arisen in the sixties. It aimed at producing a system which would be more relevant to each individual child, and basically it considered the delinquent child as one whose upbringing had been at fault. The Children’s Hearings were designed, therefore, primarily