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Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2003/04 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 17 November 2004.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2004/05 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 2 November 2005.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2005/06 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 31 October 2006.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2006/07 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was presented out of session on 25 October 2007.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2007/08 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled on 20 October 2008.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2008/09 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled on 28 October 2009.

The report is designed as follows:

Director’s review

In this section, the Director (Chief Executive) reviews the year’s significant issues and achievements.

Section 1 Agency overview

This section describes the role, functions and values of the Institute and its organisational structure. It also includes the AIC’s outcome and project objective statement.

Contents

• Acknowledgements
  • The Commonwealth Fraud Prevention Centre
• Abstract
• Acronyms and abbreviations
• Key terms and definitions
• Key findings
• Background
  • What is fraud against the Commonwealth?
  • What the report covers
  • Participating entities
  • Extent of potential fraud
  • Commenced investigations
  • Estimated fraud losses from investigations commenced
  • Finalised fraud investigations
  • Economic and other impacts
  • Recoveries

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The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) has today released a Research Report exploring the impact of law enforcement seizures and darknet market closures on the availability of fentanyl and other opioids on darknet markets.

Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Incidents
  • Homicide classification
  • Location
  • Motive
  • Preceding crime
  • Weapon use
  • Alcohol and illicit drug use
• Victims
  • Sex and age
  • Indigenous status
  • Country of birth
  • Cause of death
  • Relationship with primary offender
• Offenders
  • Sex and age
  • Indigenous status
  • History of domestic violence

Proceedings of a seminar held 7-9 November 1984

Contents

• Introduction
• The discretion to prosecute
  
  The Honourable Senator Gareth Evans Q.C.
• Prosecution - in the public interest?
  
  Dr Jacqueline Tombs
• Measuring prosecutorial discretion
  
  Ivan Potas
• Prosecution discretions - Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1983
  
  Ian Temby Q.C.
• Prosecutorial discretion and administrative law
  
  Peter Bayne
• Prosecutorial discretion in Victoria
  
  Richard Read

Proceedings of a seminar held 20-22 August 1985

Contents

• Introduction
• Opening address
  
  Mr Terry Syddall, S.M.
• Pre-trial diversion for adult offenders - the Australian Institute of Criminology's efforts
  
  Mr Colin Bevan
• An international review of pre-trial diversion for adult offenders
  
  Mr Ron Snashall
• Legal aspects of pre-trial diversion schemes
  
  Dr Des O'Connor
• Diversion and the Director of Public Prosecutions
  
  Mr Bob Greenwood
• Informal justice
  
  

Summary report of the seminar is attached.

Canberra, 18-20 May 1982

Contents

• Foreword
  A.S. Rees

Papers of the seminar

• The coming of age of private security
  W. Clifford
• The private security industry
  J.F. Ashby
• The problems of research into private security in Australia
  A.S. Rees
• Private security and its implications: a North American perspective
  Clifford D. Shearing and Philip C. Stenning
• Crime, policing and deterrence
  Stephen Brody
• Private police - the views of a state police officer
  Superintendent A. Tickell