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Does the first prison sentence reduce the risk of further offending

This bulletin examines the question of whether short prison sentences (up to 12 months) exert a special deterrent effect.
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Assessing the risk of domestic violence recidivism

To determine what factors independently predict violent DV-related re-offending among a cohort of people convicted of a(ny) DV offence and given a non-custodial penalty.
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The effect of parole officers on reoffending

The aim of this study was to determine the effect that parole officers have on the reoffending of parolees.
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What factors influence police and court bail decisions?

Our study has three objectives. The first is to identify factors associated with the probability that the police refuse bail. The second is to identify factors associated with the probability that the courts refuse bail. The third is to determine
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Did the 2013 Bail Act increase the risk of bail refusal? Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment in New South Wales

Aim: To estimate the causal effect of the introduction of the Bail Act 2013 (NSW) on the likelihood of being bail refused by NSW bail authorities.
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The effect of lockout and last drinks laws on non-domestic assaults in Sydney An update to September 2016

Restrictions on the availability of alcohol appear to have reduced non-domestic assault in the target Precincts. Continued research is needed to monitor if displacement of these assaults increases further.
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An evaluation of the Suspect Target Management Plan

Evaluation of the Suspect Target Management Plan (original report)
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A follow-up on the impact of the Bail Act 2013 NSW on trends in bail

There does appear to be some effects from the Bail Act 2013 (NSW) and subsequent amendments on both overall numbers and proportions of defendants being refused bail. The differences between these effects for numbers and proportions of defendants
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Evaluating the first tranche of the Table Offences Reform: Impacts on District Court finalisations, time to finalisation and sentencing outcomes

To examine the impact of reclassifying strictly indictable offences (which must be dealt with in the higher courts, i.e., District or Supreme Court) to offences that can be dealt with summarily in the New South Wales (NSW) Local Court (known as
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Adult prison population size in New South Wales: comparative forecasts

The ARIMA model provided more accurate forecasts compared with the Holt-Winters additive method for longer periods such as six-months to 12-months

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