Jul 12, 2009 15 min

The sheriff’s court

from The law and social work in Scotland - Audio Hosted by The Open University

Sheriff Frank Crowe discusses his experiences of working in the Scottish legal system, how this differs from its counterpart in England and Wales, and the mutually beneficial partnership with social workers.

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