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Organized crime and policing in rural and remote Canadian communities : a study of police officers’ perceptions and current actions

Authors: LeBeuf, Marcel-Eugene, Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Community, Contract and Aboriginal Policing Services Directorate, Research and Evaluation Branch

Publishers: Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 2005

Evaluation of the Community Engagement Police Officers trial: final report

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Authors: Young, John, Putt, Judy, Dunnett, Desleigh, Spicer, David, Marshall, Courtney

Publishers: NT Department of the Attorney-General

Under the 2009 Closing the Gap in the Northern Territory National Partnership Agreement, a two year trial (ended 30 June 2013) of sworn Community Engagement Police Officers (CEPOs) in eight […]

The hooded bandit : Aboriginality, photography and criminality in Smith v The Queen

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Authors: Biber, Katherine

Publishers: Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 13(3), pp286-300

In Smith v The Queen, the High Court ruled that identification evidence based on police inspection of a bank security camera photograph of a hooded, apparently Aboriginal bank robber, was […]

Evaluation of the implementation of the NSW Police Aboriginal Strategic Plan

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Authors: Chan, Carrie

Publishers: NSW Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee

This evaluation of the New South Wales Police Service’s Aboriginal Strategic Plan considers a number of key indicators and output data. The first section of the report evaluates and assesses […]

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