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

This report considers whether the Queensland Police Service and the Criminal Justice Commission should have the power to intercept telecommunications in certain prescribed circumstances.

The primary aim of this review was to assist the Queensland Police Service to improve its information capability.

The purpose of this report is to inform Parliament and the Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee (PCJC) of the impact which the Inquiry into the Future Role, Structure, Powers and Operations of the Criminal Justice Commission (Connolly-Ryan Inquiry) had on...

This report has been prepared in response to a request by the Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee.

The Inala Community and Police Network (the Network) is a community policing project initiated by the Queensland Police Service and the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC). It began operations as a three-year pilot project in May 1992. This report presents the...

On 2 October 1992 the Criminal Justice Commission resolved to conduct an investigation into matters of concern which had arisen in connection with the trial of Sir Johannes Bjelke-Petersen.

On 11 April 1991, Mr Russell Cooper, MLA, Leader of the Opposition, set out a number of concerns in a letter to the Criminal Justice Commission in relation to the use by Mr Mackenroth of the Government aircraft to travel to Port Macquarie to meet with Mr...

This report describes how the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) has discharged its responsibilities in relation to paedophilia.

Find out about timelines, submissions and documentation, the review hearing and the outcome