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The long-term effect of the NSW Drug Court on recidivism

To evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the NSW Drug Court in reducing recidivism.
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The long-term effect of the NSW Drug Court on recidivism

To evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the NSW Drug Court in reducing recidivism.
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Long-term re-offending rates of adults and young people in NSW

To examine rates of re-offending over 10 years for adults and young people convicted of an offence in NSW in 2010.
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Forecasting trial delay in the NSW District Criminal Court An update

Changes in the number of pending trial cases can be used to forecast changes in the time taken to finalise criminal cases in the NSW District Criminal Court.
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Can child protection data improve the prediction of re-offending in young persons

Early identification of young persons at risk of re-offending using administrative data sources remains a challenge.
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Predictive validity of risk/needs assessment for young offenders under community supervision

To assess whether Youth Level of Service/Case Management Inventory Australian Adaptation (YLS/CMI-AA) risk/ needs data improve recidivism prediction for young offenders under community supervision, compared to static risk data from the Bureau?s
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Has domestic violence increased in NSW in the wake of COVID-19 social distancing and isolation? Update to April 2020

To monitor changes in the incidence of domestic violence in NSW related to the unprecedented societal changes in response to the global pandemic COVID-19.
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The impact of the 2018 NSW sentencing reforms on supervised community orders and short-term prison sentences

To measure if the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Amendment (Sentencing Options) Act 2017 in NSW: (1) increased the percentage of adult offenders who received a supervised community order, and; (2) decreased the percentage of adult offenders who
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Does the Custody-based Intensive Treatment (CUBIT) program for sex offenders reduce re-offending?

There is some evidence to suggest that completing CUBIT results in a considerable reduction in general recidivism risk. No evidence is found to suggest that CUBIT completion reduces sexual or violent re-offending. However, it is difficult to draw
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Forecasting male and female inmate numbers A comparison of ARIMA and ETS modelling results

Aim: The aim of this report is to generate point and interval forecasts for the monthly average male and female prison population in NSW.

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