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Beginning in 1991, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) has commissioned a series of surveys of Queensland residents about their attitudes towards the Queensland Police Service (QPS). To date, three surveys have been conducted, with the most recent being...

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.

This research paper presents the results of surveys administered in 1996, and issues relating to the establishment of a second campus of QPSA at Townsville.

This report on police recruitment and education in the Queensland Police Service has been prepared as part of a review.

The purpose of this report is to identify the conditions that give rise to complaints, so as to help the QPS implement strategies to minimise the potential for conflict between police and members of the public while at the same time allowing police to do their...

The purposes of this paper are as follows: To describe the issues concerning homosexuality and homosexual acts and offer views of experts and interest groups. To present a summary of major points raised in Parliamentary debates in other jurisdictions To offer...

This research paper reports on a Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) evaluation of the impact of this policy change on the delivery of FYC training.

This report is the result of the Commission's investigation of prostitution.

This report presents the findings and recommendations of the Criminal Justice Commission's (CJC) research project on police watchhouses

The publication of this paper is the first step in a review by the Criminal Justice Commission of the laws relating to prostitution.