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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...

This submission on the Police Powers and Responsibilities Bill 1997 has been prepared pursuant to the Criminal Justice Commission's (CJC) statutory responsibility under the Criminal Justice Act 1989 to: • monitor and report on the use of investigative powers...

The CCC pursues and confiscates cash, property and assets obtained from criminal activity to remove the profit motive from crime

The Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) welcomes the opportunity to consult with the Government on the Review of Police Powers Discussion Paper. The ultimate decision on such policy matters lies with the Government of the day.

The CCC investigates major crime such as drug trafficking, fraud, money laundering, criminal paedophilia and homicide

The CCC uses this definition to assess whether a complaint is within our jurisdiction

The CCC is Queensland’s police integrity oversight body

The CCC is Queensland’s anti-corruption body. We deal with corruption that affects the state’s public sector, including the police

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

In July 1993 the Queensland Police Service (QPS), in conjunction with the Official Misconduct Division of the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC), instituted a new method for dealing with minor complaints against police, known as Informal Resolution (IR). In...