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The CCC is the only independent commission in Australasia with responsibility for the state’s witness protection program

Crime and Justice in Queensland brings together a wide range of data from various criminal justice and other sources and research reports. These have been described in plain language and presented along with graphs and tables. The volume is neither intended to...

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 research report presents the findings of a survey undertaken in May and June 1996 of nearly 500 defendants appearing on criminal charges in Queensland Magistrates Courts.

This discussion paper references an article which appeared on the front page of The Courier-Mail on 14 June 1991.

This paper describes findings of a survey of police views on ethical conduct and the discipline process in the Queensland Police Service (QPS).

This research report presents the findings of the CJC's evaluation of the Brisbane Central Committals Project (BCCP).

The Australian Law Reform Commission (Al.RC) Report, Complaints Against Police, published in 1975 recommended, amongst other things, that an 'independent element be introduced into the investigation and determination of complaints against members of the...

Four hundred recruits commenced the Certificate Course in February 1991, of whom 368 graduated and entered the Field Training Program (FTP) in December 1991 as First Year Constables (FYCs). A survey of these FYCs was conducted in late 1992 on behalf of the CJC...

This report is dated 30 May 1990 and represents the state of knowledge on this topic of this Commission as of that date. This topic is receiving continuing attention from the Commission. This report does not represent what will be the normal format of Reports...