This is the fourth report on young people under juvenile justice supervision in Australia, and includes information on the characteristics of young people in community-based supervision and detention in 2006–07 and the type and length of supervision they experience, as well as patterns of supervision over time and analyses of trends. This is the fourth...

In this report, the feasibility and usefulness of linking the Supported Accommodation Assistance Program, child protection and juvenile justice data collections is investigated.Linking the Supported Accommodation Assistance Program, child protection and juvenile justice data collections would provide valuable information about the characteristics of people who are involved in one or more of these sectors. This...

Juvenile justice in Australia 2005-06 provides information on all young people in juvenile justice supervision in Australia, both in the community and in detention. It includes data on the characteristics of the young people under supervision such as age, sex and indigenous status, and their patterns of supervision over time. Juvenile justice in Australia 2005-06...

This report includes information on all juveniles under justice supervision in Australia, whether in the community or in detention, under supervision or legal orders.

Historically the components of the criminal justice system, police, courts and corrections, have acted separately, even though actions impinge on all sections. Michael Livingston, Anna Stewart and Gerard Palk describe a simulation model for assessing the short and long term impacts of policy changes across all sectors of the Queensland juvenile justice system.