Research in practice

Research in practice is a series of information materials for practitioners working in the criminal justice field. The resources are informed by evidence-based research on a range of criminological topics and areas of practice. The resources include fact sheets, tip sheets and case studies.

Nos. 1-10

Nos: 21-40 | 1-10 |

20 : Court-based mental health diversion programs
19 : Strategies for preventing scrap metal theft
18 : Crime prevention programs for culturally and linguistically diverse communities in Australia
17 : Victimisation and fear of crime among a sample of police detainees
16 : Patterns of mephedrone, GHB, Ketamine and Rohypnol use among police detainees
15 : Alcohol and disorderly conduct on Friday and Saturday nights
14 : Alcohol and assault on Friday and Saturday nights
13 : Diversion programs for Indigenous women
12 : Spectator violence part 1: Professional sporting events
11 : Bushfire arson prevention handbook
10 : Emerging issues in domestic/family violence research
9 : Covert and cyber bullying
8 : Considerations for establishing a public space CCTV network
7 : Key issues in domestic violence
6 : Key issues in graffiti
5 : Key issues in antisocial behaviour
4 : Key issues in alcohol-related violence
3 : Policing substance abuse in Indigenous communities
2 : The status of laws on outlaw motorcycle gangs in Australia
1 : Getting the story from children : good practice in forensic interviews