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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.

In response to comments of concern voiced by Commissioner Fitzgerald about the size of the SP industry in Queensland and his suspicions about possible links with organised crime, the Criminal Justice Commission is undertaking intensive investigation of the...

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...

This page contains the Crime and Misconduct Commission's Strategic Plans from 2009-2017.

The Commission recently concluded its own internal review of its establishment and operations and the review by the Committee is welcomed as a further opportunity to analyse its own performance in this, its first year of operation. This report contains...

This submission from the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) on the Government's proposed Crime Commission Bill 1997 raises the following main concerns about the Bill as currently drafted: The CJC's functions to supervise the Queensland Police Service (QPS) will...

The Criminal Justice Commission presents this report approximately 22 months after it completed its last submission on the review of its operations. This document is being submitted as the Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee (PCJC) prepares its three-year...

The purpose of this submission is to briefly summarise the Criminal Justice Commission's (CJC) position on particular issues relating to the management and operation of the Queensland Police Service (QPS). This report contains the following sections: General...

This practical guide has been designed to assist public officials and delegated decision-makers in public sector agencies with agreed section 40 directions to effectively assess, classify and notify the CCC of corrupt conduct matters. It provides the necessary...

On 11 August 2000, Karen Lynn Ehrmann pleaded guilty in proceedings in the District Court of Townsville to 24 counts of forging and 23 counts of uttering Commonwealth Electoral Enrolment forms and was sentenced to three years imprisonment. During the course of...