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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

Contents

• Abstract
• Executive summary
  • Cost of identity crime
• Introduction
• Methodology
  • Components of the cost of identity crime and misuse
• Direct costs
  • Costs to Commonwealth government entities
  • Costs to individuals
  • Cost of serious identity crime
  • Police-recorded identity crime
  • Additional direct costs
  • Summary of direct costs
• Indirect costs
  • Public sector prevention and response costs

Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Acronyms and abbreviations
• Abstract
• Executive summary
• Introduction
• Methodology
• Acquisition of fraudulent identities
• Use of fraudulent identities
• Remediation of identity crime
• Prevention of identity crime
• Conclusions
• References
• Appendix A: Measurement framework indicators
• Appendix B: Definition of key terms
• Appendix C: Government data
• Appendix D: Police data

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 3-7 February 1986

Contents

• Welcome and official opening
  Professor Richard Harding
• Introduction
  Ms Jan Carter
• History of child abuse in Australia
  Professor Peter Boss
• Who owns child sexual abuse?
  Mrs Sharyn Butt
• Definitions of emotional abuse
  Ms Jan Carter
• Child sexual assault prevention programs: implications of their introduction to Australia
  Ms Moira Carmody and Ms Affrica Taylor
• The evaluation of child abuse services
  Dr Sally Leivesley

Proceedings of a seminar held 22-24 July 1986

Contents

• Overview
• Welcoming remarks
  
  Professor Richard Harding
• Opening address
  
  Sir Laurence Street
• Alternative dispute resolution - what is it?
  
  Ms Jenny David

Unmet needs for dispute resolution

• Unmet needs for dispute resolution in South Australia
  
  Ms Judith Worrall
• Criminal justice centres - achieving their goal
  
  Ms Maureen Carter

Australian developments

• Community mediation

Proceedings of the fifth seminar, 15-18 April 1986

Contents

• Introduction and welcome

The microcomputer, ABN and criminal justice databases

• Appropriate computer technology for the small library
  
  Glenn Sanders
• Computer assistance in the Special Prosecutors Office
  
  Diana Higgins
• Workshop on ABN - what's in it for me?
  • ABN update: summary
    
    Cheryl Pye
  • ABN for a small library: the experience of the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, Australia