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Also titled: The role of forensic psychologists
Summary report of the seminar is attached.
Training project reports
Summary report of the seminar is attached.
Training project reports
Summary report of the seminar is attached.
Proceedings of a seminar held Canberra, 27 November 1975
Contents
- Introduction
- Summaries of papers
- Dr Sturup
- Mrs Cirrel Greet
- Dr Cunningham Dax
- Miss Nancy Peck
- Summary of discussion
- Conclusion
- Appendix
- List of participants
Training project reports
Summary report of the seminar is attached.
Training project proceedings
Canberra, 14-18 October 1974
Contents
Papers of the seminar
- Defensible space in Australian urban areas
Harold G. Weir - Crime and the urban community: sickness or symbiosis?
Peter Scott - Probation and parole in the community
B.J. Brinley - Community relations and law enforcement - a new initiative
A.J. Grassby - Report on the seminar
G.I.A.D. Draper - Appendix I
- Seminar specialists
- Appendix II
- List of participants
- Appendix III
Event proceedings and reports
This publication largely comprises the edited papers presented at a seminar held at the University of Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby, from 7 to 11 July 1975 under the title 'Crime prevention in developing areas'. The seminar was conducted by the Australian Institute of Criminology in conjunction with the Department of Law of Papua New Guinea.
Research Report
Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Abstract
- Executive summary
- Introduction
- Technology as an enabler of fraud during pandemics
- Fraud arising from COVID-19
- Understanding pandemic-related fraud
- Conclusions for Australia: Near future fraud and fraud control trends
- References
Nominations are now open for the 2021 Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards. These awards recognise and reward good practice in the prevention or reduction of violence and other types of crime in Australia.
Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice
Training project proceedings
State Government Convention Centre, Adelaide, South Australia, 15-17th September 1981
Contents
- Introduction
- Welcome - Cain and Abel
Mr W. Clifford - Keynote address
The Honourable K.T. Griffin, MLC, Attorney-General of Adelaide
Papers of the symposium
Session I - Criminal procedure, evidence and the crime victim
Chair: His Honour Judge L. Kingsley Newman
- Reconciling the interests of the victim with the rights of the accused - criminal laws of evidence
Mr B. Martin
Training project proceedings
Canberra, 8-12 December 1980
Contents
- Summary
M.A. Kingshott
Papers of the seminar
- The problems and opportunities of modern probation
W. Clifford - The myth of consent in probation
I. Potas - Innovations in probation
D. Murray - Problems with probation as an alternative to imprisonment
D. O'Connor
Background papers
- Probation in Australia
C.R. Bevan - Probation as an alternative to imprisonment