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Federal court decision confirms need for urgent law reform to protect journalists
By Keiran Hardy On Monday, the… Read More
Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference
Griffith Criminology Institute, in partnership with the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, hosted the seventh annual Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference… Read More
Family Law Court orders for supervised contact in custodial disputes – unanswered questions
By Emily Schindeler This brief is based on the following paper: Schindeler E (2019). Read More
When does someone radicalise and deradicalise?
By Keiran Hardy Researchers in terrorism studies frequently ask questions about radicalisation – what… Read More
Young drivers, deterrence theory and punishment avoidance: A qualitative exploration
By Lyndel Bates and Levi Anderson This brief is based on the following paper: Bates, L. & Anderson, L. (online first)… Read More
Media reports of terrorism can create public fear
By Harley Williamson, Suzanna Fay* and Toby Miles-Johnson** This article was first published on… Read More
Young People and Difference Symposium
Thirty years ago on the 20th November 1989 the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted. Since that time, great progress has been made, yet… Read More
Guardianship in action among Brisbane suburban residents
By Emily Moir This brief is based on the following paper: Moir, E., Reynald, D., Hart, T., & Stewart, A. (2019). Guardianship in… Read More
A Matter of Crime, Episode 6: Wrongful convictions with Dr Rachel Dioso-Villa
Wrongful convictions. It’s the theme of many thriller movies and television shows, but is it a problem in Australia? Dr Rachel Dioso-Villa is one of… Read More
The effect of psychosocial factors on perceptions of driver education
By Lyndel Bates This brief is based on the following paper: Bates, L., Hawkins, A., Rodwell, D., Anderson, L., Watson, B., Filtness, A. &… Read More
