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The Australian Business Assessment of Computer User Security (ABACUS) survey: methodology report

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The specific deterrent effect of custodial penalties on juvenile reoffending

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This paper is taken from the report of research commissioned by the Criminology Research Council.

Pornography awareness: A process of engagement with Northern Territory Indigenous communities

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Assessing the impact of 'available street time' and mortality on estimates of recidivism

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A review of confiscation schemes in Australia

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This paper is taken from the report of research commissioned by the Criminology Research Council.

Improving jury understanding and use of expert DNA evidence

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Evaluation of the Queensland Murri Court: Final report

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A model performance framework for community-based crime prevention

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Good practice in women’s prisons: A literature review

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Cost-benefit analysis and its application to crime prevention and criminal justice research

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Consumer fraud in Australasia: Results of the Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce online Australia surveys 2008 and 2009

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Measuring juvenile recidivism in Australia

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‘Knife crime’ in Australia: Incidence, aetiology and responses

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Community night patrols in the Northern Territory: Toward an improved performance and reporting framework

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Summarises the results of a project funded by the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department.

Policing licensed premises in the Australian Capital Territory

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Acknowledgements

This Australian Institute of Criminology would like to acknowledge ACT Policing and their partnership in undertaking this project. Without the assistance of ACT Policing, this project would not have been possible.

The Australian Institute of Criminology would also like to acknowledge those licensees who participated throughout various stages of the project. Their participation demonstrates that the industry is also committed to addressing alcohol-related problems in the Australian Capital Territory.