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NSW Recorded Crime Statistics Quarterly Update December 2019
NSW police issue statement on proactive policing and Command Performance Accountability System (COMPASS)
Concerns about growing NSW prison population
Long-term effect of routine police activity on property and violent crime in NSW, Australia
Proactive policing continues to help drive down crime, NSW
NSW Recorded Crime Statistics quarterly update September 2019
NSW trends in age-specific rates of offending, 1995 – 2018
NSW Custody Statistics: Quarterly update Sept 2019
NSW Recorded Crime Statistics quarterly update June 2019
Effect of Lockout laws on assault: latest data
NSW Custody Statistics: Quarterly update June 2019
Reducing burden of livestock theft
Prison drug program changing inmates lives
Domestic violence assault rates on rise in NSW and what we can do about it
NSW Police respond to latest BOCSAR figures
NSW Recorded Crime Statistics quarterly update March 2019
Crime by numbers statistician to stow abacus
Bail refusal increases likelihood of receiving a prison sentence
NSW Custody Statistics Quarterly update March 2019
Hiring additional police can reduce Crime
Time to make reducing shameful Indigenous prison rates a national priority
Greens announce they will erase criminal records for cannabis possession
Legal aid lawyers more efficient than publicly funded private lawyers
Social disadvantage and emotional abuse link to repeat intimate partner violence
Alcohol-related emergency department (ED) presentations and persons of interest proceeded against by police for assault
NSW Recorded Crime Statistics quarterly update September 2018
Reforms increase trial finalisation rates in the NSW District Criminal Court

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