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Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice

• ISSN 0817-8542
• Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1986-

Concise, peer-reviewed papers on criminological topics for policy makers and practitioners.

Nos. 181-200

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• 200 : Red flags of fraud
• 199 : The psychology of fraud
• 198 : Firearm-related morbidity in Australia, 1994-95 to 1998-99
• 197 : Protecting the occupational health and safety of police officers
• 196 : Occupational health and safety risks faced by police officers
• 195 : Young Australians and domestic violence
• 194 : Women prisoners and correctional programs
• 193 : Child sexual abuse: offender characteristics and modus operandi
• 192 : Illicit drug use in regional Australia, 1988-1998
• 191 : Drug use amongst police detainees: some comparative data
• 190 : Problem-oriented policing: operation mantle - a case study
• 189 : Controlling financial services fraud
• 188 : Heroin overdoses and duty of care
• 187 : Homicide in Australia 1999-2000
• 186 : Restorative justice and conferencing in Australia
• 185 : Patterns of drug use amongst police detainees: 1999-2000
• 184 : Crimes against small business in Australia: a preliminary analysis
• 183 : Resilient and non-resilient behaviour in adolescents
• 182 : Homicide between friends and acquaintances in Australia
• 181 : The age of criminal responsibility