Publications

This report presents the findings of the Criminal Justice Commission's (CJC) evaluation of the West End Police Beat pilot.

This paper illustrates how analysis of calls for service data can facilitate the better management of police resources, particularly in relation to problem solving and crime prevention activities. The paper relies primarily on data collected as part of the CJC...

This paper describes findings of a survey of police views on ethical conduct and the discipline process in the Queensland Police Service (QPS).

Beginning in 1991, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) has commissioned a series of surveys of Queensland residents about their attitudes towards the Queensland Police Service (QPS). To date, three surveys have been conducted, with the most recent being...

The Australian Law Reform Commission (Al.RC) Report, Complaints Against Police, published in 1975 recommended, amongst other things, that an 'independent element be introduced into the investigation and determination of complaints against members of the...

This report summarises the CJC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 1995.

The Inala Community and Police Network (the Network) is a community policing project initiated by the Queensland Police Service and the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC). It began operations as a three-year pilot project in May 1992. This report presents the...

The CJC's Beat Policing Resource Kit Appendices.

The purpose of this kit is to provide officers of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) with the information they need to plan, implement and evaluate a beat policing project.

In May 1993 the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) established a two-year beat policing pilot project in the city of Toowoomba in south-eastern Queensland. The impetus for the pilot project was the Report of the...