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2006

• Masters of Fact and Law? A Place for Juries in Sentencing 4 October 2006
• The legal system's response to sexual assault - Do specialist courts offer the best way forward? 5 Sept 2006
• Australians and the Death Penalty: National and International Dimensions, 7 June 2006
• Sex Offenders and Risk Assessment, 22 March 2006

2005

• Jury Workshop, 2 December 2005
• Medications and Criminal Justice,2 November 2005
• Punishment at the Crossroads: Contesting Disciplinary Governance, 4 October 2005
• Governance of (Anti-) Social Behaviour, 22 September 2005
• Plural Policing: The mixed economy of visible patrols, 20 September 2005
• Prisoner Voting Rights, 1 September
• Families of Prisoners - Impacts and Consequences, 23rd June
• The Changing Face of Crime in Sydney?: Mean Streets or Lost Suburbs? 28th April
• Delivering Death: Capital Punishment and the American News Media, 30th March
  

2004

• Consent to Medical Treatment of Young People in Detention
• The political wall murals of Northern Ireland (illustrated)
• Human Rights, Sex Discrimination & Punishment
• The Efficacy of Sex Offender Treatment Programs
• No Imprisonment - Mandatory Imprisonment
• Policing Issues and Firearms
• Memorial Gathering for Gordon Hawkins

2003

• Irish Political Prisoners
• Indigenous Women and Imprisonment: Issues in Corrections and Post-Release
• Jury research conference
  Papers from this conference are available online at: http://ncf.canberra.edu.au/events/jury_research_readings.html
• Rethinking the Prison: Risk, Performance and Modernisation'
• Prosecuting Political Corruption - Judicial Independence and Public Opinion
• Getting it right or getting away with murder? Juvenile Justice in Italy'
• Rehabilitate or Perish: The Role and Efficacy of Prison Programs and Treatment Models
• What Works in Juvenile Justice: Experiences of the NSW Young Offenders Act and future directions
• Drug Markets and Criminal Networks: Some Implications for Criminal Justice

2002

• Reassessing the debate about women's human rights
• New Movements in Juvenile Justice: European and British Perspectives
• Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System
• Refugees and Race: the Deviant State?
• Homelessness and Criminal Justice
• Crisis in Bail & Remand
  

2001

• From Retribution to Reintegration
• Truth & Reconciliation: Penny Andrews with Taunya Banks
• A Guilty Look: Ethnicity & Crime
• Zero Tolerance Policing and Liberal Government
• The Use of DNA in the Criminal Justice System
• Crime Prevention

2000

• Protest, Policing & the Olympics
• Reflections on a Reform Agenda: Revisiting the NSW Drug Summit

• Hate Crime: A Conference
• Truth, Justice & Reconciliation

1998

• Private Prisons & Public Accountability: Australia & Abroad
• Electronic Surveillance in Criminal Investigations
• Trends in Police Powers & Practices
• Restorative Justice, Conferencing & the Possibilities of Reform

1997

• Education in Prison - Politics or Progress?
• Crime Prevention: The Good, The Bad & The Vulnerable
• Dietrich in a Climate of Shrinking Legal Aid Resources
• Children & the Law: What about Justice?
  

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