Reports

Other CRC research reports

2004

• Social and psychological issues : do particular conditions of jury service place jurors under special risk of stress and contribute to the need of attention for debriefing?
  Tim McGrath and Siobhan Ryan, 2004
• Social and psychological issues : what are the main issues/ causes and manifestation of stress amongst jurors, including the prevalence?
  Tim McGrath and Siobhan Ryan, 2004
• The use of multiple social services among chronically offending youth
  Pat Jobes, 2004

2003

• Is there a genetic susceptibility to engage in criminal acts?
  Katherine I Morley and Wayne D Hall, 2003

2002

• Scoping paper: Transforming the criminal courts : politics, managerialism, consumerism, therapeutic jurisprudence and change
  Samantha Jeffries, 2002

2001

• Post-release : the current predicament and the potential strategies
  Emma Ogilvie, 2001
• A review of the literature on agricultural crime
  Elaine Barclay, 2001

2000

• Chronic offenders and 'poly-users' : young people's use of social infrastructure
  Emma Ogilvie, 2000
• Cyberstalking
  Emma Ogilvie, 2000
• Knives and armed robbery
  Emma Ogilvie, 2000
• Stalking : legislative, policing and prosecution patterns in Australia
  Emma Ogilvie, 2000
• Stalking: policing and prosecuting practices in three Australian jurisdictions
  Emma Ogilvie, 2000

1999

• Experiments in restorative policing : a progress report on the Canberra Reintegrative Shaming Experiments (RISE) : July 1999 (Progress report)
  Heather Strang, Geoffrey C Barnes, John Braithwaite and Lawrence W Sherman, 1999 (47/93-4)

1998

• Experiments in restorative policing : a progress report on the Canberra Reintegrative Shaming Experiments (RISE) : June 1998 (Progress report)
  Lawrence W Sherman, Heather Strang, Geoffrey C Barnes, John Braithwaite, Nova Inkpen and Min-Mee Teh, 1998 (47/93-4)

1997

• Experiments in restorative policing : reintegrative shaming of violence, drink driving and property crime: a randomised controlled trial : July 1997 (Progress report)
  Lawrence W Sherman, John Braithwaite, Heather Strang, Geoffrey C Barnes, Jane Christie-Johnston, Sandra Smith and Nova Inkpen (47/93-4)