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Digital copy of a Letter from Stéphanie Nicolle, Solicitor General to Sir Philip Bailhache, Bailiff concerning a letter circulated at a meeting of 9 November 2001 regarding school age offenders. Includes a copy of the letter referred. [Some details redacted]. For Sir Philip Bailhache's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 22 January 2016, see ZC/D/AW4/B2/24/WS000699.

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Reference	ZC/D/AW4/A5/27/WD007321
Date	8 May 2002
Scope and Content	• Letter dated 8 May 2002 from Stéphanie Nicolle, Solicitor General to Sir Philip Bailhache, Bailiff titled School Age Offenders. Refers to a letter circulated at a meeting of 9 November 2001 regarding school age offenders [see below], noting decision of the Home Affairs Committee to make no steps in respect of an interim solution to the problem concerned. • Letter titled Custodial remans of young offenders. Refers to a meeting on 9 November [2001] to discuss problems at Les Chênes School concerning the number and type of young offender that the school was being required to look after on remand from the Youth Court. Provides details of the account of Director of the Home Affairs Department regarding the Home Affairs Committee's consideration of the interim solution, noting several factors considered, and ultimate decision of the Home Affairs Committee to not agree with the proposed interim solution.
Names	Bailhache, Sir Philip Bailhache, William Nicolle, Stéphanie Bailiff of Jersey HM Prison, La Moye Home Affairs Home Affairs Committee Law Officers' Department Les Chênes Residential School Young Offenders Institute Youth Court
Keywords	child protection \| childcare \| Children \| Committees \| Correspondence \| evidence \| IJCI \| Letters \| meetings \| offences \| remand \| remand centres \| violence \| witnesses \| young offenders
Places	Les Chênes, Five Oaks, Morier House, Royal Court House
Dimensions	1 pdf file
Language	English
Level of description	File
Access restrictions	Closed for preservation - please consult digital copy

Context:

ZC/D/AW Independent Jersey Care Inquiry

ZC/D/AW4 Independent Jersey Care Inquiry - Phase 2. Evidence relating to policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution. Contains evidence from States of Jersey Police, the Honorary Police, politicians, civil servants, and the Law Officers’ Department. Includes Witness Statements given to the Inquiry and the States of Jersey Police, and supporting evidence in the form of Witness Documents.

ZC/D/AW4/A Phase 2 - Witness Documents. Evidence relating to policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution. Contains evidence from States of Jersey Police, the Honorary Police, politicians, civil servants, and the Law Officers’ Department.

ZC/D/AW4/A5 Witness Documents - Witnesses Giving Evidence in Public. Supporting evidence relating to the experiences of those involved in policing, investigations of abuse, and decisions on prosecution designated as Witnesses Giving Evidence in Public as part of Phase 2.

ZC/D/AW4/A5/27 Evidence about Sir Philip Bailhache, a Witness Giving Evidence In Public during Phase 2, in the form of Witness Documents.

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Digital copy of a Letter from Stéphanie Nicolle, Solicitor General to Sir Philip Bailhache, Bailiff concerning a letter circulated at a meeting of 9 November 2001 regarding school age offenders. Includes a copy of the letter referred. [Some details redacted]. For Sir Philip Bailhache's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 22 January 2016, see ZC/D/AW4/B2/24/WS000699.

ZC/D/AW4/A5/27/WD007321

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