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Draft Argyll & Bute Community Justice Plan 2023-2027

Argyll and Bute Council · 31 January 2024
Back to Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Area Community Planning Group — 31 January 2024 and its agenda

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Community justice is principally about organisations working together to ensure
that people who have offended address the underlying causes of their
behaviour, and pay back to the community where appropriate. It aims to
encourage rehabilitation, reduce reoffending, and protect the public, leading
to fewer victims and safer communities.
This requires a strong partnership working approach at each point of the
justice system, from the point of arrest, through to integration into the
community.
Public protection remains our first priority, with robust risk management
systems in place to ensure that, where appropriate, those who have committed
offences can be managed safely and effectively in the community. In the long
term, our ambition is to use prison only for those who pose a risk of serious
harm.

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