The report is designed as follows:
In this section, the Director (Chief Executive) reviews the year’s significant issues and achievements.
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.
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Foreword| When on 5 January 1975 the coastal steamer Lake Illawarra collided with the Tasman Bridge, a crisis resulted which was quite unlike those due to fire, pestilence or famine in which there is considerable loss of life and devastation. In this case a city was suddenly cut in two and the resulting disorganisation was due to the destruction of the only direct means of communication between the two halves of the city, and a complete disruption of personal, community and occupational life.
Prepared for ACT Policing, Australian Federal Police.
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Australian prison trends No. 1 to No. 200 (pdf 2MB)
May 1976 to January 1993
This work was undertaken by Professor Frank Devine, PhD, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Southern Mississippi, while on a Fulbright Scholarship at the Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra, during 1988.
Foreword| This report grew out of a previous Administrative Report of the Australian Institute of Criminology. Since the publication of the Administrative Report comprising a survey of the bail issues by the Director of the Institute, Mr. W. Clifford (with the assistance of Mr. R. Bird), and a commentary by Professor Leslie Wilkins, the authors have been in touch with the investigators into bail proceedings in New South Wales, and with authorities in other States preparing or considering revised legislation on the subject.