Publications

This report considers whether the Queensland Police Service and the Criminal Justice Commission should have the power to intercept telecommunications in certain prescribed circumstances.

This is the report of the investigation into allegations that the private telephone of Lorrelle Anne Saunders was 'bugged' in 1982 by persons unknown, and related matters.

28-29 November 1994 Conference sponsors: Criminal Justice Commission Centre for Crime Policy and Public Safety, Griffith University Queensland Government Statistician's Office This volume contains, in revised form, all of the papers presented at the symposium...

A summary of the publications (Volumes I and II) are below: Report by the Criminal Justice Commission on its public hearings conducted by the Honourable R H Matthews QC into the improper disposal of liquid waste in south-east Queensland - Volume I: Report...

This report includes details on Operation Spot and Operation Spot II.

In 1989, in the Report of the Commission of Inquiry, Fitzgerald QC recommended a comprehensive review of police powers in Queensland. The first two volumes mark the first of series of reports on police powers to be produced by the Criminal Justice Commission...

This paper on Chinese and Vietnamese Cultures is a compilation of previously published and unpublished papers to meet the needs of Queensland law enforcement agencies. It has been produced after consultation with the Queensland Bureau of Ethnic Affairs and...

Investigation into official misconduct relating to flora smuggling in Far North Queensland.

This briefing note summarises the key findings of a second survey of police recruits administered in July 1994 at the end of their Academy training.

The report is based on extensive research and consultation by the Reaearch and Co-ordination Division extending over nearly two years.