Kids who K*ll in Scotland: Criminal Law Series

Tickets are available from our website: www.scotslawtalks.com/talks

In this talk we explore every parent’s worst nightmare as we consider cases of serious violence committed by a child.

Join us as we step into the role of a Sentencing Judge examining the sentences handed down in these severe situations. Will your judgment align with theirs?

Join us for an exciting evening where we introduce our newest talk in the Criminal Law Series: Kids who K*ll in Scotland.

Taking place on Friday 6th December 2024 at 19:00 GMT this in-person event is a must-attend for anyone interested or curious in understanding sentencing in Scotland.

In this talk we explore every parent’s worst nightmare as we consider cases of serious violence committed by a child in which we will consider:

At what age should a child be held criminally responsible? How are we currently sentencing young people in Scotland and are we getting it right?​

We will delve into the intricacies of these questions shedding light on the complexities and dilemmas that judges face. By analysing real-life cases we aim to understand the rationale behind various sentencing decisions and their broader implications on society. You'll have the opportunity to gain an understanding of key aspects of sentencing in Scotland ask questions and engage in thought-provoking discussions with fellow attendees.

Suitable for 16+ due to discussion on serious injury abuse and harm to children.

Whether you are simply curious about the subject love 'all things true crime' or you are a student this event promises to be both informative and enjoyable. Come and join us for an event that promises to be both thought-provoking and challenging as we delve into this emotive subject and find out if you agree with your fellow judges! 

Light refreshments; teas and coffee are included in your admission. 

We are delighted that the Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum will be hosting this event. 

Doors open at 6:45pm.

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