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Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Acronyms and abbreviations
• Abstract
• Summary
• Introduction
• Method
• Results
• Discussion
• References
• Appendix

Contents

• Abstract
• Introduction
• Method
• Results
  • National data
  • Site-specific trends
• Discussion
• References
• Appendix
  • Perth
  • Brisbane
  • Adelaide

The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) has today released a Research Report exploring the impact of law enforcement seizures and darknet market closures on the availability of fentanyl and other opioids on darknet markets.

Researchers from the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) have looked into what is often invisible in plain sight: coercive control. The new research released today describes coercive control experiences among Australian women.

The study analysed survey data collected from more than 1,000 Australian women who were asked about their experiences of domestic violence during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic and were in a current relationship between February and May 2020.

Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Incidents
  • Homicide classification
  • Location
  • Motive
  • Preceding crime
  • Weapon use
  • Alcohol and illicit drug use
• Victims
  • Sex and age
  • Indigenous status
  • Country of birth
  • Cause of death
  • Relationship with primary offender
• Offenders
  • Sex and age
  • Indigenous status
  • History of domestic violence

Proceedings of a seminar held 21-24 November 1983

Contents

Community service orders in Australia and New Zealand

• An overview
  
  C.R. Bevan

Community service orders in:

Proceedings of a seminar held 24 May 1984

Contents

• Seminar program
• List of participants
• Report of proceedings
  • Session 1 - Policing in the A.C.T.
  • Session 2 - The courts
  • Session 3 - The treatment of offenders
  • Session 4 - Self government for the A.C.T.
• Rapporteur's interpretative note
• Papers presented to seminar
  • Professor Richard Harding
  • Mr P.R. Kobold
  • Dr Grant Wardlaw
  • Mr H. Woltring
  • Mr W.K. Nicholl S.M.

Proceedings of a seminar held 12-14 June 1984

Contents

Introduction

I: Addresses

• Women in the prison system
  
  Professor Richard Harding
• A statement on the issues - United States view
  
  Dr Clarice Feinman
• Women prisoners in Victoria
  
  The Honourable Pauline Toner

II: Statistical accounts

• An Australian perspective - women in corrections
  
  Mr David Biles
• Trends of women's imprisonment
  
  Dr Satyanshu K. Mukherjee

Proceedings of a seminar held 2-3 August 1984

Contents

Plenary session : Thursday 2 August

• Opening remarks
  
  Professor Richard W. Harding
• Opening address
  
  The Honourable Peter T. Anderson
• Community policing in Japan and Singapore
  
  Professor David H. Bayley
• Community policing in New Zealand
  
  Superintendent James Morgan
• Police community involvement: a planned approach to effective crime prevention
  
  Inspector David J. Smith

Plenary session : Friday 3 August

Proceedings of a seminar held 2-5 October 1984

Contents

• Developmental programs for prisoners: an overview
  
  Brian M. Noad
• Programming for prisoners in New South Wales
  
  Brian M. Noad and Glenice Hancock
• Developmental programs for prisoners in Victoria
  
  Mark Filan
• Queensland prison system
  
  R.B Lane
• Developmental programs for prisoners in Western Australia
  
  Denzil A. McCotter
• Toward the development of an integrated correctional system in South Australia