'Highly unlikely' violent transgender inmates will be housed in Scottish women's jails, says prison boss
Thursday, 11 January 2024
Transgender prison policy makes it "highly, highly unlikely" an inmate with a history of violence against women would be placed in the female estate, the boss of the Scottish Prison Service has said.
Transgender prison policy makes it "highly, highly unlikely" an inmate with a history of violence against women would be placed in the female estate, the boss of the Scottish Prison Service has said.
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