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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...

This report summarieses the findings of a public opinion survey which was conducted by Reark Research for the Criminal Justice Commission in July 1993. The survey included questions about public attitudes towards the QPS, public perceptions of crime levels in...

In September 1996, the Criminal Justice Commission and the Queensland Police Service established the Beenleigh Calls for Service Project (BCFS Project), a six-month experiment to find out whether the application of problem-solving techniques would reduce the...

On 1 September 1996, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) established a six-month pilot project called the Beenleigh Calls for Service Project (BCFS). The project focuses on increasing the effectiveness and efficiency...

In September 1996, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) established the Beenleigh Calls for Service Project (BCFS) Project, a six-month experiment to find out whether the application of problem-solving techniques would...

This briefing paper has been prepared for presentation to the inaugural meeting of the Queensland Task Force on Crime Prevention.

The purpose of this discussion paper is to facilitate public submissions to the Advisory Committee on Illicit Drugs by: endeavouring to provide sufficient information so that a reader can form views on relevant issues, and identifying particular issues on...

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 is concerned with the barriers that face Aboriginal people who are called to give evidence as witnesses in criminal proceedings. These barriers arise largely from the clash of Aboriginal culture and language with the culture and language which...

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...