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2015 Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference
Conference program 2015 (PDF, 154.8 KB)(2 pages)
Conference handbook 2015 - program and abstracts (PDF, 325.9 KB) (16 pages)
| Keynotes | Organisation | Title | Slides | Media | |
| Professor Doris Leyton MacKenzie | Pennsylvania State University | Reducing the Criminal Activities of Offenders | Slides (PPT, 1.0 MB) |
YouTube | |
| Professor James Ogloff | Swinburne University of Technology | Changing the Focus: Moving from a Specific to General Model of Offending | on request | YouTube | |
| Professor David Weisburd | George Mason University | Hot Spots of Crime and Crime Prevention |
Slides (Document, 5.5 MB) | YouTube | |
| Professor Jenny Williams | Melbourne University | Delinquency, Arrest and Early School Leaving |
Slides (PDF, 837.0 KB) | YouTube |
| Presenters | Organisation | Title | Slides | |
| Eileen Baldry | University of New South Wales | Using linked and merged multi-sourced individual administrative data to inform justice policy, programs and practice | Slides (PDF, 1.4 MB) | |
| Christine Bond & Samantha Jeffries | Griffith University | Alternatives to prison: Exploring the non-custodial sentencing of domestic violence offenders in New South Wales’ Lower Courts | Slides (PPTX, 230.4 KB) | |
| Lisa Broidy | Griffith University | Life course offending patterns across gender and indigenous status in an Australian birth cohort | Slides (PPTX, 1.7 MB) | |
| Ophelia Cowell & Russell Taylor | Treasury NSW | Piloting the Washington State approach to public policy in NSW | Slides (PPTX, 675.4 KB) | |
| Louisa Degenhardt | NDARC, University of New South Wales | Examining treatment, crime, imprisonment and mortality among people with a history of treatment for opioid dependence: OST reduces crime and mortality risks | Slides (PPTX, 814.1 KB) | |
| Susan Dennison | Griffith University | Closing the gap or perpetuating inequality? Indigenous paternal imprisonment and the next generation | Slides (PPT, 5.1 MB) | |
| Neil Donnelly, Patricia Menendez and Nicole Mahoney | NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research | The effect of liquor licence concentrations in local areas on rates of assault in NSW | Slides (PPT, 1.9 MB) | |
| Mark Finnane, Amanda Kaladelfos and Yorick Smaal | Griffith University | Child sexual abuse in historical perspective: what did the law know and how did it act? | Slides (PPTX, 585.5 KB) | |
| Robin Fitzgerald | University of Queensland | Signalling desistance? The role of prison-based vocational training programs | Slides (PPTX, 1.2 MB) | |
| Matt Frize | Community Justice Program, NSW Family & Community Services | Assessing Short-Term Risk of Reoffending in People with an Intellectual Disability in NSW | Slides (PPTX, 6.8 MB) | |
| Jennifer Galouzis | Corrective Services NSW | Predicting return to prison using the Criminal Reimprisonment Estimate Scale | Slides (PPTX, 2.6 MB) | |
| Wayne Hall | The University of Queensland Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research | Using wastewater to monitor illicit drug use in the population | Slides (PPTX, 1.3 MB) | |
| Ross Homel | Griffith University | Taking developmental crime prevention to scale: Building capacity for the CREATE experiment in disadvantaged communities across Australia | Slides (PPT, 10.0 MB) | |
| Caitlin Hughes | NDARC, University of New South Wales | The deterrent effects of drug detection dogs on drug use in NSW, Australia | Slides (PPTX, 2.2 MB) | |
| Kypros Kypri | University of Newcastle | Effects of lowering the alcohol minimum purchasing age on weekend hospitalised assaults in New Zealand | Slides (PPT, 2.3 MB) | |
| Michael Livingston | NDARC, University of New South Wales | The longitudinal relationship between alcohol availability and family violence in Victoria | Slides (PPTX, 6.1 MB) | |
| Max Maller | Data Linkage, Western Australia | The AART of predicting reoffending: an Australian Actuarial Risk Assessment Tool | Slides (PPTX, 6.8 MB) | |
| Paul Mazerolle | Griffith University | Are our young people out of control… and do we even know? An epidemiological perspective on youth crime in Australia | Slides (PPTX, 1.4 MB) | |
| Ruth McCausland | University of New South Wales | Aboriginal women’s access to diversionary programs in NSW | Slides (PPTX, 787.6 KB) | |
| Patricia Menendez, Fernando Tusell & Don Weatherburn | NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research | The effects of liquor licensing restriction on alcohol related violence in NSW, 2008-2013 | Slides | |
| Peter Miller | Deakin University | Individual and situational predictors of harm in the night-time economy | Slides (PPTX, 7.3 MB) | |
| Anthony Morgan | Australian Institute of Criminology | The impact of community-based drug and alcohol treatment on reoffending in Indigenous communities | Slides (PPTX, 894.1 KB) | |
| Stuart Ross & Karen Gelb | University of Melbourne & University of Western Sydney | Methodological considerations in measuring the effectiveness of treatment programs on reoffending | Slides (PPTX, 95.5 KB) | |
| Rick Sarre & Judy Putt | University of South Australia | Policing the Cross Border region | Slides (PPTX, 2.3 MB) | |
| Kevin Schnepel | University of Sydney | Good jobs and recidivism | Slides (PDF, 2.5 MB) | |
| Rosemary Sheehan & Allan Borowski | La Trobe University & Monash University | Australia’s Children’s Courts: The findings of a “National Assessment” | Slides (PPT, 510.5 KB) | |
| David Tait & Karen Gelb | University of Western Sydney | The effectiveness of suspended sentences in reducing reoffending: What can we learn from the NSW experience? | Slides (PPTX, 722.1 KB) | |
| Carleen Thompson | Griffith University | Examining adult-onset offending: A case for adult cautioning | Slides (PPTX, 421.9 KB) | |
| Lily Trimboli | NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research | Legal service for defendants in Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs): An evaluation | Slides (PPTX, 161.8 KB) |
Last updated:
13 Aug 2024
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