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As a result of its investigation into the complaints of Kelvin Condren and others, the Commission believes that it is possible to reduce the risk of unfair treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and others who may be under a disability during the...

This report contains a Pre-Evaluation Assessment of Queensland's Police Recruit Certificate Course.

This report summarises the CJC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 1992.

The Commission was approached by the Director of Prosecutions in Queensland, Mr R.N. Miller, QC, who suggested that the Commission in conjunction with other interested agencies, form a committee to conduct a review of the provision of Forensic Science Services...

The report relates to an investigation into the conduct of the Commissioner of the Police Service, Mr NR Newnham, after allegations were made against him by the former Minister of Police and Emergency Services.

This paper is prepared to inform the public of some facts about youth crime and justice.

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.