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Proceedings of a conference held 23-25 October 1990

Contents

• Avoiding the dangers and pitfalls of community policing: ten questions that need to be addressed
  
  Paul R. Wilson
• The state of the art in community policing: an international perspective
  
  David Bayley
• Community policing: implications for Queensland
  
  Glenda Waring
• Issues for the Queensland Police
  
  R. ​​​Kirkpatrick
• Community policing - an ACT perspective
  
  Bernard Collaery

Proceedings of a conference held 29 November-1 December 1988

Contents

Bail and remand in custody: a South Australian overview

• A view from the magistracy
  
  Nick Manos
• Remanded in custody
  
  Frank Morgan
• Research, policy and bail
  
  Adam Sutton
• Practical problems with bail and remand
  
  John Murray
• Bail or remand - the civil libertarian perspective
  
  Russell Jamison
• The victim's second injury - bail instead of remand
  
  Kate Hannaford

Proceedings of a conference held 1-2 May 1990

Contents

• Committals again under the microscope
  
  Peter A. Sallmann
• Evaluating the committal
  
  David Brereton and John Willis
• The future of committal proceedings in New South Wales
  
  Peter Berman
• The case for the retention of committals in their present form is overwhelming
  
  John Marsden
• A critique of proposed committal reform in New South Wales
  
  Clarrie Briese
• Committal proceedings: the Victorian perspective
  
  

Proceedings of a conference held 3-5 May 1988

Contents

Gathering evidence from child witnesses

• Children as witnesses - legal aspects
  
  Paul Byrne
• Gathering evidence from child witnesses: a police perspective
  
  David Jefferies

Discussion groups

• The child as a witness - the use of aids
  
  George Vickers
• The value of a joint professional approach
  
  David Jefferies
• The use of protective behaviours when dealing with child witnesses
  
  Tracey Middlebrook

Proceedings of a conference held 17-19 July 1989

Contents

• Delinquency prevention: individual control or social development?
  
  Robert Semmens
• The Youth and the Law Project: community crime prevention in action
  
  Youth and staff from the Youth and the Law Project
• Three years of youth participation in the community
  
  John Engel
• Child abuse - no way!
  
  Axelle Moutia
• The entertainment group forum project
  
  Youth and the Law Project

Proceedings of a conference held 20-23 August 1991

Contents

• Preface
• Keynote address
  
  Dean Wells
• Fraud and the liability of company directors
  
  Brent Fisse
• The Australian Securities Commission and the prevention of fraud
  
  Stephen Menzies
• Auditors and the reporting of illegality and financial fraud
  
  Roman Tomasic
• The responsibility of lawyers for the prevention, detection and rectification of client fraud
  
  John Dowd

Proceedings of a conference held 27-29 March 1990

Contents

• Opening address: Politics and prisons
  
  Peter Patmore
• Declining Northern Territory prison population - how this was brought about by effective community based programs
  
  Doug Owston
• Maximising diversion within the corrections continuum
  
  Denbigh Richards
• Evaluating imprisonment and parole: survival rates or failure rates?
  
  Rod Broadhurst
• Keeping people out of prison - which jurisdictions do it best?
  
  John Walker

Proceedings of a conference held 10-13 December 1990

Contents

• Preface
  
  Mardjono Reksodiputro, Grat van den Heuvel and Duncan Chappell
• Welcome address
  
  Singgih
• Address by General of Police
  
  Mohammad Sanusi
• The state of crime in Indonesia: a preliminary overview
  
  Mardjono Reksodiputro
• Invisible victims in Indonesia: a concise report on environmental pollution
  
  J. E. Sahetapy

Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Bree Cook and Simon Leverett.
Supervision and review: Satyanshu Mukherjee.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not add up to 100.

Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Bree Cook.
Supervision and review: Satyanshu Mukherjee.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not add up to 100.

Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Glenn Muscat.
Supervision and review: Carlos Carcach.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not add up to 100.

Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Glenn Muscat.
Supervision and review: Carlos Carcach.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not add up to 100.

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Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Vanessa Brewster and Alexander Cook.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not sum to 100.

Acknowledgements
Extraction of data and preparation of text: Lance Smith, Glen McDonald, Marissa McCall and Holly Johnson.

Note
Because of rounding, some percentages may not sum to 100.