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Crime facts info

ISSN 1445-7288
Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 2001-

Description

Published by the Australian Institute of Criminology, the series Crime Facts Info aims to provide topical excerpts from recent Australian Institute of Criminology research.

This free publication is also available through the Institute's email alerting service.

Nos. 1-50

Nos. 151- | 101-150 | 51-100 | 1-50

50	Costs of crime
49	Suburb boundaries and residential burglars
48	Implementing Business Watch
47	Facts and figures: motor vehicle theft
46	Facts and figures: robbery
45	Electronic crime displacement
44	The composition of Australia's police services
43	Reporting of crime against small business
42	Pathways from child maltreatment to juvenile offending
41	Facts and figures: violent crime
40	Understanding youth gangs
39	The role of private investigators in law enforcement
38	The trade in stolen antiquities
37	Australian crime and violence prevention projects
36	Anti-homosexual homicides most often perpetrated by young males
35	Rate of incarceration among Indigenous juvenile offenders falling
34	Organised crime
33	Deaths in custody in Australia
32	Burglary reduction in the ACT
31	Firearms theft
30	Costs of crime high for small retail businesses
29	Electronic voting
28	The illegal market in Australian abalone
27	Service stations a target for robbery
26	Detainees previously arrested or in prison more likely to test positive to drugs
25	DUMA shows amphetamine use on increase
24	Consumer fraud lower for older Australians
23	Almost half of all retailers report experiencing crime
22	Homicides resulting from domestic altercations higher for women
21	Most ecstasy imported by sea cargo in 2000-2001
20	Principles for managing school bullying
19	Heroin use in the ACT falls
18	Diamond industry vulnerable to illicit activity
17	Sharp objects most frequently used in armed robbery
16	Low risk for car thieves
15	Report identifies factors affecting homicide solvability
14	Police strategies lead to reduced burglary rate in ACT
13	Technology working to reduce crime
12	Australian heroin drought affects heroin market
11	Violence prevention projects
10	Victimisation rate remains lower for older Australians
9	Ninety-one deaths in custody in 2000
8	One quarter of young people in Australia witness domestic violence
7	Rates remain high for opiate use among police detainees
6	Homicide rates higher for Indigenous Australians
5	People smuggling facts
4	Sea cargo accounts for the majority of heroin detected in Australia
3	Constant rates of homicide victimisation in Australia
2	International comparative data show Australian opiate usage high
1	Number of women prisoners increases

Nos. 151- | 101-150 | 51-100 | 1-50