440702. Crime policy
| Title | 440702. Crime policy |
|---|---|
| Parent | 4407. Policy and administration |
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Forfeiture provisions and the criminal/civil divide
Gray, Anthony Davidson. 2012. "Forfeiture provisions and the criminal/civil divide." New Criminal Law Review: an international and interdisciplinary journal. 15 (1), pp. 32-67. https://doi.org/10.1525/nclr.2012.15.1.32Article
In search of a model code provision for complicity and common purpose in Australia
Hemming, Andrew. 2011. "In search of a model code provision for complicity and common purpose in Australia." University of Tasmania Law Review. 30 (1), pp. 53-89.Article
It's time to abolish diminished responsibility, the coach and horses' defence through criminal responsibility for murder
Hemming, Andrew. 2008. "It's time to abolish diminished responsibility, the coach and horses' defence through criminal responsibility for murder." University of Notre Dame Australia Law Review. 10, pp. 1-35.Article
Mr Adamson goes to Berrimah: a tale of abuse of position and false accounting
Hemming, Andrew. 2009. "Mr Adamson goes to Berrimah: a tale of abuse of position and false accounting." University of Notre Dame Australia Law Review. 11, pp. 23-52.Article
A school's duty of care and the management of illicit drug related incidents
Barnett, Eola and McNamara, Noeleen. 2010. "A school's duty of care and the management of illicit drug related incidents." International Journal of Law and Education. 15 (1), pp. 41-53.Article
The constitutionality of criminal organisation legislation
Gray, Anthony. 2010. "The constitutionality of criminal organisation legislation." Australian Journal of Administrative Law. 17 (4), pp. 213-228.Article
Due process, natural justice, Kable and organisational control legislation
Gray, Anthony. 2009. "Due process, natural justice, Kable and organisational control legislation." Public Law Review. 20 (4), pp. 290-305.Article
Political dope: John Howard's 'drug war'
Musgrove, Brian. 1998. "Political dope: John Howard's 'drug war'." Overland. 152, pp. 69-73.Article