« Les besoins avant les actes » Le Children’s Hearing écossais et l’héritage durable de Lord Kilbrandon

Sturgeon, John; Leygue-Eurieult, Elodie

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“…Indeed, probation in Scotland is a rare surviving example of probation and post-release supervision being provided by community justice social workers employed in local authority social services departments. As we shall see these features (Sturgeon and Leygue-Eurieult, 2020) were particularly crucial in allowing probation staff to adapt and thrive.…”

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‘Lockdown probation leaders’ and Fundamental Human Needs

Herzog‐Evans

Sturgeon

2022

European Journal of Probation

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The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 disrupted lives across the globe and nations were suddenly forced to adapt in conditions that were unprecedented, uncertain and life-threatening. Nations responded by closing borders and ordering their citizens to work from home, forcing organisations and those working in them to find new ways of carrying out their core functions in conditions of disorientation, isolation, competing demands and in some cases, fear. The extent to which organisations were able to negotiate the crisis would depend on how their managers responded to their staff. This study draws on an analysis of semi-structured interviews with 26 Scottish Criminal Justice Social Workers and managers which took place during the national lockdown of March–June 2020. Drawing on theories of leadership and self-determination theory, the findings reveal that good managers at such a time of crisis are servant leaders who prioritise the fundamental human needs of their staff and reduce their level of uncertainty.

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‘Lockdown probation leaders’ and Fundamental Human Needs

Herzog‐Evans

Sturgeon

2022

European Journal of Probation

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“…All court business in Scotland was adjourned or continued administratively on 25 th March following which priority cases and custody decisions were dealt with in 10 Courts. Regarding probation, the 32 probation local authority Criminal Justice Social Work services (Sturgeon & Leygue-Eurieult, 2020) were placed on lockdown overnight and Criminal Justice Social Workers (CJSWs) told to work remotely. The local authority offices where some of the CJSWs operated from were kept in use as a base for services to vulnerable people.…”

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French and scottish probation during the first lockdown. In search of the heart and soul of probation

Herzog‐Evans

Sturgeon

2022

Probation Journal

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In March 2020 in response to the global pandemic, countries across Europe ordered businesses and offices to close and their citizens to stay at home. This paper is part of a wider investigation, which explores what happened to probation services in France and in Scotland during this time of national emergency. Qualitative interviews with 29 French and 27 Scottish probation staff took place during the initial lockdown, the authors wishing to capture the personal and organisational experience of practising probation at this unprecedented time. In this paper, the authors explore how probation staff in both countries responded to the news of the lockdown and how they adapted to working in these fundamentally altered circumstances. The paper explores what took place and therefore what is left of probation when the vast majority of what it usually entails becomes no longer possible. The study reveals similarities between the countries in how as human beings, probation staff responded to the pandemic and the imposition of the lockdown; it also uncovers differences in the practice that emerged, these differences reflecting the different historical roots of the two services and differences in the way that they are structured.

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Accès à la capacité légale pour les adolescents en Écosse et optimisation juridique de la frontière interne du Royaume‑Uni

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2023

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« Les besoins avant les actes » Le Children’s Hearing écossais et l’héritage durable de Lord Kilbrandon

Cited by 3 publications

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‘Lockdown probation leaders’ and Fundamental Human Needs

‘Lockdown probation leaders’ and Fundamental Human Needs

French and scottish probation during the first lockdown. In search of the heart and soul of probation

Accès à la capacité légale pour les adolescents en Écosse et optimisation juridique de la frontière interne du Royaume‑Uni

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