Publications

This paper reflects the joint effort of the Office of the Minister for Police and Emergency Services and the Criminal Justice Commission. It was prepared with a view to generating constructive debate within the wider Queensland community. This paper raises...

This report presents the CJC's research findings on S.P. bookmaking in Queensland. It examines the history of S.P. bookmaking, and extent of activity at the time, including race-fixing, pricing and links to crime.

Crime and Justice in Queensland brings together a wide range of data from various criminal justice and other sources and research reports. These have been described in plain language and presented along with graphs and tables. The volume is neither intended to...

This discussion paper references an article which appeared on the front page of The Courier-Mail on 14 June 1991.

This report summarises the CJC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 1991.

The CJC commissioned Reark Research to conduct research seeking the public's view of the Queensland Police Service and their assessment of the changes introduced since the Commission of Inquiry (Fitzgerald Inquiry). The study comprised of two phases, the first...

The Commission recently concluded its own internal review of its establishment and operations and the review by the Committee is welcomed as a further opportunity to analyse its own performance in this, its first year of operation. This report contains...

This issues paper arises from an inquiry by the Criminal Justice Commission into allegations of jury interference. This issues paper was tabled in Parliament on 18 April 1991.

The publication of this paper is the first step in a review by the Criminal Justice Commission of the laws relating to prostitution.

The purpose of this report is to assist the Misconduct Tribunals. This document was tendered during a Tribunal hearing, and it was provided to the Queensland Police Service. This report is dated 12 March 1991.