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SCCCJ brings together leading organisations and individuals concerned with crime and criminal justice in Scotland, including the Howard League Scotland, APEX Scotland, Sacro, Victim Support Scotland, Families Outside, and Includem, and to promote dialogue about the best ways to (i) reduce offending; (ii) increase community safety; (iii) ensure fair treatment for the victims of crime; (iv) enhance civil liberties and (v) increase the effectiveness of the juvenile and criminal justice systems.

SCCCJ publishes the Journal Scottish Justice Matters.

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SCCCJ receives funding from the Monument Trust
and the Robertson Trust
Scottish Consortium on Crime and Criminal Justice
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