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June 2002

  • POEM
    The Path of the Fallen
  • QUEENSLAND
    Introducing Commissioner Bob Atkinson
  • NEW SOUTH WALES
    Commissioner Peter Ryan Signs Off
  • HOMICIDE
    Operation ‘Aquatic’ – The Investigation into the Ulricky Conway Murder
  • WAR CRIMES
    Crimes of War
  • HOMICIDE
    Fatal Odyssey
  • CRIMES
    Tales from the Crypt
  • ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
    Never Ever Give Up – An Investigation into a Fatal Hit-Run Collision
  • HOMICIDE
    Who Killed Billy?
  • CHINA
    Chines Police
  • IRELAND
    Garda Museum
  • HISTORICAL
    Memories of a Probationary Constable – 1949
  • AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE
    The AFP’s Dive Team
  • BADGE CALL
    Queensland Police Commissioned Officers’ Cap Badge

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April 1964

  • SCIENTIFIC
    The Re-Adoption of Previous Habits to Disguise Handwriting
  • LEGAL
    The End of the Road
  • ROAD POLICING
    On Methods and Errors in Speed Measurement
  • QUEEN’S GOLD MEDAL ESSAY
    Representation of police in the media
  • PHOTOGRAPHICS
    Colour Photography and its Limitation in Forensic Work
  • POLICE PROCEDURES
    Police Interrogation
  • BOOK REVIEW
    The World’s Police
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Suspect Identified by Toolmark Study in a Hit-Run Case

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October 1957

  • HOMICIDE
    Murder at Fantome Island, Leprosarium
  • CADETS
    Police Cadet System at Cincinnati
  • FORENSICS
    Comparison of Typewriters
  • FRAUD
    Multiple Falsification of Documents
  • CANINE OPERATIONS
    Police Dogs in the Palestine Police
  • MEDIA
    The Police and the Press
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Identification of Piece of Metal Foil
    Boy’s Sketch Aids Police in Hit-Run Case
  • LEGISLATION
    Manslaughter by Unlawful Act – Part II

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January 1954

  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Marks of a Good Policeman
  • EQUIPMENT
    Use of Gas and Allied Equipment in Preservation of Law and Order
  • LEADERSHIP
    Command and Leadership
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Communications Lessons of the Berala Train Disaster
  • EQUIPMENT
    The Lie Detector – Part I
  • ROAD SAFETY
    Going to Crash?
  • HOMICIDE
    The Murder of Mika Marie Minnitt
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Sequence of Writings
    Hit-Run Traffic Investigations
    Broken Headlamp Glass Identification
  • LEGAL
    Witnesses at Coronial Inquiries

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October 1953

  • EQUIPMENT
    Making Your Own Equipment – Part II
  • BOOK REVIEW
    The Colonial Police
  • LEGAL
    Traffic Offences – Criminal Responsibility, Civil and Criminal Negligence, Contributory Negligence and Manslaughter
  • EQUIPMENT
    The Telephone in Police Communications
  • MENTAL DYSFUNCTION
    The Straffen Case
  • FORENSICS
    The Functions of the Forensic Science Laboratory in Criminal Investigations
  • LEGAL
    Wilful and Obscene Exposure
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    A Homemade Pistol
    Death from Lightning
    Identification of Textile Pattern in Hit-run Investigation
  • HISTORY
    Police Establishment in New South Wales – Part I

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January 1950

  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The Man on the Beat
  • BURGLARY
    Frederick Berkley Powell and the Red Flint
  • FORENSICS
    The Van Meegeren Case: The Scientific Investigation
  • PROCEDURAL
    Presentation of Traffic Cases in Court
  • FORENSICS
    Physical Evidence in a Hit-Run Case
  • FORENSICS
    Evidence of Toothprints
  • FORENSICS
    The Problem of the Broken Beer Bottles
  • LEGAL
    The Law of Homicide – A Lecture

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