Publications

In 1989, in the Report of the Commission of Inquiry, Mr G.E. Fitzgerald QC recommended that the Criminal Justice Commission undertake a general review of the criminal law, including laws related to illicit drugs. This report has been prepared in response to...

This report documents a series of investigations into complaints the Commission received about Aboriginal and Island Councils. In all but a few cases, the complaints were initiated by members of the communities that these Councils served. These complaints form...

This Report is an investigation conducted by the Honourable R H Matthews QC into the allegations of Lorrelle Anne Saunders concerning the circumstances surrounding her being charged with criminal offences in 1982, and related matters.

The CJC undertook an investigation into certain matters in relation to the arrest and death of an Aboriginal youth named Daniel Alfred Yock in November 1993.

Four series of research and issues papers published by the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC).

The survey was undertaken as part of an evaluation of the Toowoomba Beat Policing Pilot Project.

This Progress Report provides an overview of Informal Resolution and presents statistical data on the first seven months of the new system.

In January 1994, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) commenced a revised recruit training program (known as 'PROVE'). There were 61 recruits in the first intake. A survey of these recruits was conducted at the start of their training by the Criminal Justice...

This report on police recruitment and education in the Queensland Police Service has been prepared as part of a review.

Papers presented at a conference held in Brisbane on 23 November 1993. The Whistleblowers' Conference 'Concerned Citizens or Disloyal Mates' was jointly organised by the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) and the Royal Institute of Public Administration...