Publications

In December 1991, a survey of Queensland Police Recruits was conducted by the Criminal Justice Commission as part of an evaluation of the new Certificate Course. This is the first survey in a series.

The primary aim of this review was to assist the Queensland Police Service to improve its information capability.

This publication presents the results of a State-wide Crime Victims Survey conducted in Queensland by the Government Statistician's Office. It is the first of a series to be produced in Queensland.

This report concludes an investigation into possible misuse of Parliamentary travel entitlements. The possibility that such abuses may have occurred first came to the CJC's attention due to an article by Peter Morley in the Courier-Mail.

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...

The matters at Inala on the first weekend in November 1990 were investigated by the CJC following the receipt of information from the Commission of the QPS.

This report concluded the investigation into the relationship between land developers and Aldermen of the Council of the City of Gold Coast regarding receipt of electoral assistance.

This report is the result of the Commission's investigation of prostitution.

On 11 April 1991, Mr Russell Cooper, MLA, Leader of the Opposition, set out a number of concerns in a letter to the Criminal Justice Commission in relation to the use by Mr Mackenroth of the Government aircraft to travel to Port Macquarie to meet with Mr...

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.