Resources
| Published date | 01 December 2000 |
| Date | 01 December 2000 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1177/026455050004700429 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
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RESOURCES
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A
Guide
to
the
Criminal
Justice
System
in
England
and
Wales
describes
the
structures
and
processes
of
the
English
and
Welsh
system.
It
provides
a
general
overview
rather
than exhaustive
detail
and
includes
chapters
on
Youth
Justice
and
crime
reduction.
Crime
and
Criminal
Justice
in
Scotland
provides
a
similar
overview
of
the
system
north
of
the
border.
Available
from
Room
201,
Home
Office,
50
Queen
Anne’s
Gate,
London
SWIH
9AT.
Tel:
020 7273 2084.
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In
multi-agency
youth
offending
teams,
PSRs
can
be
prepared
by
a
far
wider
range
of
staff
than
has
previously
been
the
case.
In
the
light
of
this
and
other
recent
reforms,
NACRO
has
produced
this
good
practice
guide
to
help
professionals
produce
high
quality
reports.
It
covers
the
sentencing
framework,
the
law,
procedural
issues
such
as
quality
assurance
and
missed
appointments,
preparation
and
content
of
reports.
Pre-sentence
reports
for
young
people:
a
good
practice
guide
(2000)
is
available
from
NACRO,
169
Clapham
Road,
London
SW9
OPU,
~5.50
including
p&p.
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In
Good
Faith:
A
resource
(sic)
guide
for
mental
and
spiritual
wellbeing
was
compiled
following
research
by
the
Mental
Health
Foundation
which
found
that
spiritual
wellbeing
is
a
major
factor
in
good
mental
health.
The
Guide
lists
and
explains
’emotional
resources’
such
as
psychotherapy
practices,
cultural
and
religious
support
services;
’physical
resources’
which
offer
healing
support
such
as
reflexology
and
massage;
and
’information
and
education
resources’
about
alternatives
to
traditional
medicine.
Available
from
The
Mental
Health
Foundation,
20-21
Cornwall
Terrace,
London IVWl
4QL.
Tel:
020 7535
7400.
Or,
in
Scotland,
5th
Floor,
Merchants
Building,
30
George
Street,
Glasgow
G2
IEG.
Tel:
0141 572 0125,
£10.
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Aimed
at
a
wide
professional
and
non-
professional
audience,
Suicide
and
Self-Harm
(2000)
by
Lisa
Bird
and
Alison
Faulkner,
briefly
outlines
the
prevalence
of
and
trends
in
relation
to
suicide
and
self
harm,
and
discusses
preventive
measures.
It
helpfully
differentiates
between
motivations
for
and
objectives
of
self-
injuring
behaviour,
and
lists
other
useful
resources.
Available
from
the
Mental
Health
Foundation
(details
as
above),
£12.50.
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.
,
An
estimated
50,000
children
and
young
people
in
Britain
today
regularly
take
on
the
responsibility
of
caring
for
ill
or
disabled
parents
or
relatives.
Young
Carers
in
Their
Own
Words
(2000)
by
Andrew
Bibby
and
Saul
Becker,
provides
a
review
of
the
main
issues
and
problems
faced
by
young
carers.
It
outlines
and
assesses
recent
policy
developments
and
makes
recommendations
for
future
practice,
including
a
series
of
good
practice
checklists
for
use
by
professionals
and
others
in
contact
with
young
carers.
Published
by
the
Calouste
Gulbenkian
Foundation
and
available
from
Turnaround
Publisher
Services
Ltd,
Unit 3
Olympia
Trading
Estate,
Coburg
Road,
Wood
Green,
London,
N22
6TZ,
£5.99.
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