Crime and justice projects

The Australian Institute of Criminology is responsible for undertaking a diversity of crime and justice projects that capture the social, economic, technological and policy-related aspects of a range of crime and justice issues. These recent projects aim to improve knowledge of issues such as missing persons, intellectual property crime, Indigenous offenders, juvenile justice, high-tech cybercrime and bushfire arson.

Some projects undertaken are:

• Missing persons in Australia
• Intellectual property crime and enforcement in Australia
• Reintegrating Indigenous offenders: recidivism among Indigenous Australians who have been imprisoned
• Collaborative research and development project with the WA Office of Crime Prevention
• Victorian juvenile justice outcomes
• High-tech crime research
• Bushfire arson in Australia
• Evaluation to assess ACT Policing's Family Violence Intervention Program (FVIP) data collection methods
• Murri Court evaluation, Queensland
• Consortium partner : National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre
• WA Office of Crime Prevention joint research and development project - stage two
• Drug law enforcement performance measurement framework - stage two