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Offences and Court Proceedings D1.8 Persons convicted of drug offences (where main offence) in District Courts: 2005/06 type of offence and age of convicted person Possession Other 1 Number Percentage Percentage Percentage Number custodial aged aged sentence under 21 over 21 Scotland 2 010 0 30 70 7 Aberdeen City 73 - 16 84 - Aberdeenshire 20 - 45 55 - Angus 20 - 30 70 1 Argyll & Bute 11 - 27 73 - Ayrshire East 48 - 35 65 1 Ayrshire North 81 - 38 62 - Ayrshire South 26 - 27 73 - Borders 82 - 20 80 1 Clackmannanshire 34 - 24 76 1 Dumfries & Galloway 48 - 21 79 - Dunbartonshire East 6 - 50 50 - Dunbartonshire West 21 - 19 81 - Dundee City 49 - 20 80 1 Edinburgh City 85 - 19 81 - Eilean Siar 4 - - 100 - Falkirk 44 - 36 64 - Fife 14 - 36 64 - Glasgow City 2 584 0 26 74 1 Highland 121 - 28 72 - Inverclyde 20 - 25 75 - Lanarkshire North 283 - 40 60 - Lanarkshire South 246 - 36 64 1 Lothian East 3 - 33 67 - Lothian West 55 - 35 65 - Midlothian 9 - 33 67 - Moray 14 - - 100 - Perth & Kinross 19 - 32 68 - Renfrewshire 36 - 25 75 - Renfrewshire East 5 - 60 40 - Stirling 54 - 46 54 - 1 Includes possession with intent to supply, illegal importation of drugs, production and manufacture of drugs, money laundering related offences and other drug offences. 2 Includes stipendiary magistrates court. - (zero); 0 (>0.0 &
Social Work Interventions D2 Criminal Justice Social Work Interventions Diversion from Prosecution is the referral of an accused to social work or other agencies where it is believed that formal criminal justice proceedings are not necessary. A Probation Order is a form of community sentence. The main purpose of probation is to work with offenders to prevent or reduce their re-offending. The DTTO is a high tariff disposal for drug-misusing offenders who might otherwise receive a custodial sentence. The intention is to tackle those people whose offending is a direct result of their drug-misuse. For further information on these Criminal Justice Social Work interventions please see the Background Information. Key Points 2005/06 Overview ■ In 2005/06 54 diversion from prosecution cases were referred to drug treatment/education (Table D2.1). ■ 573 probation orders with a condition of drug treatment / education were made (Table D2.1). ■ 599 Drug Treatment and Testing Orders (DTTO) were commenced (Table D2.1). ■ Of the DTTOs which were terminated in 2005/06, 40% were terminated on successful completion of the order. Thirty three percent were revoked due to a breach while 17% were revoked due to review (Table D2.2). Criminal Justice Five year trend 2001/02 – 2005/06 It should be noted that data on Drug Treatment and Testing Orders are only available from 2003/04 therefore trends are for the three year period 2003/04 to 2005/06. ■ Between 2001/02 and 2003/04 the number of cases diverted from prosecution which were referred to drug treatment or education rose, from 143 to 211. The number fell to 54 cases in 2005/06, a decrease of 62% over the five year period (Table D2.1). ■ The number of probation orders commenced with a condition of drug treatment / education fell from 638 in 2001/02 to 554 in 2003/04. Numbers then rose to 601 in 2004/05 before falling again to 573 in 2005/06. This was a decrease of 10% over the five year period (Table D2.1). ■ The number of DTTOs has risen from 412 orders in 2003/04 to 599 orders in 2005/06. This is likely to be due in part to continued roll out of the scheme across Scotland over this time period (Table D2.1). ■ The number of DTTOs terminated upon successful completion of the order has risen from 36% in 2003/04 to 40% in 2005/06. The number revoked due to a breach has declined from 40% in 2003/04 to 33% in 2005/06 while the number revoked due to review has increased from 10% in 2003/04 to 17% in 2005/06 (Table D2.2). Geographical profile ■ A third of the cases which were diverted from prosecution in 2005/06 were in South Lanarkshire council area (19 cases) (Table D2.1). ■ The areas with the highest number of probation orders in 2005/06 were Fife (103 orders) and Glasgow City (102 orders) council areas (Table D2.1). ■ In 2005/06 Glasgow City council area had the highest number of DTTOs (100 orders), followed by Edinburgh (99 orders), North and South Lanarkshire (66 orders) and Dundee City (62 orders) council areas (Table D2.1). Drug Misuse Statistics Scotland 2007 174
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