Donald Goode - Australian Police Journal

April 1957

RELIGION
Religion in Life – Men at Work. The Detective
CRIME
The Challenges of Crime Control
LEGAL PROCESSES
General Deficiency
POISONING
Thallium Poisoning in NSW
TECHNICAL NOTES
Detection of Forgery by Ultra-Violet Rays
Alcohol and Crime Statistics
LEGISLATION
Simple Larceny

VAGRANCY
The Law of ‘Vagrancy’ in Western Australia
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Annual Report on the Juvenile Delinquency Committee, Washington Police Department
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Capital Punishment over the Ages
ROAD SAFETY
A Prize Winning Traffic Safety and Enforcement System
CANINES
The Dog as a Police Officer
FORENSICS
The Scientific Aspect of the Guay Case
THEFT
Larceny as a Bailee
TECHNICAL NOTES
Identification of Cloth
Case of the Severed Ears
COMMUNITY POLICING
Public Meetings

HOMICIDE
Important Evidence in the Greenlease Case – FBI Bulletin
ROAD SAFETY
Driving Under the Influence
ROAD SAFETY
Important Factors in Traffic Control and Enforcement
LEGISLATION
Recent Possession
RESOURCES
The Police Library
BOOK REVIEW
Motor Vehicle Law in New South Wales
TECHNICAL NOTES
Forgery – the Proving of Handwriting Forgeries by the Use of Photographs
Integration of Fire and Police Services
CHARITIES
Red Cross Activities
VAGRANCY
The Law of ‘Vagrancy’ in Western Australia

SCIENTIFIC
The Missing Link – Scientific Aids in a Case of Stealing
LEGAL
1955 Amendments to the NSW Crimes Act
RECRUITMENT
Selection Methods for Police Recruits
ROAD SAFETY
The Police and the Road Traffic Accident
TECHNICAL NOTES
Identification of Pieces of Broken Woodscrew and Fragment of Timber
Photography of Burnt Treasury Notes
VAGRANCY
The Law of Vagrancy in Western Australia

POLICE POWERS
Search and Seizure
THEFT
Embezzlement – Larceny as Clerk or Servant – Misappropriation – Fraudulent Appropriation
EVIDENCE
Similar but Unconnected Facts and Facts Showing System
MARITIME OFFENCES
Right of Courts to Deal with Offences Committed on the High Seas on British Ships
TECHNICAL NOTES
Use of Radar in Estimating the Speed of Moving Vehicles
Handwriting Identifies Offender
Speedometer ‘King Size’