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Australian Institute of Criminology

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Deaths in custody in Australia: National Deaths in Custody Program annual report 2006


As well as reporting on longer terms trends in deaths in custody, the report presents information on the 31 deaths in prison and 22 deaths in police custody and custody-related operations that occurred in 2006. There is a separate section on motor vehicle pursuit and police shooting deaths.
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Offending and reoffending patterns of arsonists and bushfire arsonists in New South Wales


This paper reports on data obtained on 1,232 arson defendants (133 of whom were known to be appearing for a bushfire arson offence), who appeared before NSW courts between 2001 and 2006. Diversity in known offending highlights the need for treatment programs that focus not just on fire setting but wider behavioural issues.
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Understanding bushfire: trends in deliberate vegetation fires in Australia


This paper represents the first concerted effort to document the number, size and distribution of potentially illegal fires lit in vegetation in Australia. It is based on vegetation fire data supplied by a large number of fire agencies across the country. It is technical in nature, which reflects the fact that in many instances the...
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Australian crime: facts and figures 2007


This compendium covers different types of recorded crimes, their place of occurrence, victim details, responses of criminal justice agencies, and government resources directed to deal with crime in Australia.
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Raising public awareness of consumer fraud in Australia


As part of a global effort to fight mass-marketed consumer scams, each year consumer protection agencies in 33 western countries participate in a month of fraud prevention activities to raise awareness of the problem and to provide advice to consumers on how to avoid being victimised. In Australia and New Zealand, 19 government agencies comprise...

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