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Number 3 – 1986

  • HOMICIDE
    The Murder of Teresita Andalis
  • COMMUNITY SERVICE
    A Matter of Life or Death
  • POLICE ATTITUDES
    ‘After’ – One Aspect of the Bombing at the Russell Street Police Complex
  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    Some Recent Developments in Community Policing – Part II
  • POLICE QUESTIONING
    Scientific and Technical Aids to Police Interview – Interrogation – Part 2 (Section II)
  • HUMOUR
    Humour in Uniform
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Final Judgement
  • NEW EQUIPMENT
    I.D. Cards

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Number 3 – 1985

  • HISTORICAL
    The Way We Were
  • NEW EQUIPMENT
    Explosives Detector PD4C
  • HOMICIDE
    Investigations into the Killing of Michael John Sideris
  • HISTORICAL
    All in the Line of Duty
  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    The Cop Shop with a Difference
  • DRUGS
    Addictive Drugs Available to Australia’s Youth – What Parents and Professionals Should Know
  • ADMINISTRATION
    Orlando Wilson and Police Professionalism
  • TRAFFIC
    USA Traffic Enforcement Techniques – Pursuit Policies and Guidelines
  • CRIME PREVENTION
    Neighbourhood Watch – The North American Experience
  • STRESS
    Responding to Occupational Stress – The Role of Welfare Services
  • CRIME PREVENTION
    When Crime on the Underground is Good News
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Citizens Radio Emergency Service Teams – Australia – NSW
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Police as Peace Keepers

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Number 2 – 1984

  • NEW EQUIPMENT
    New PT Boats Make Waves
  • POLICE EQUIPMENT
    Introduction of the 66cm Baton for General Use in NSW
  • STOCK
    Queensland’s ‘Wild West Marshalls’ – The Police Stock Squad
  • COMPUTER CRIME
    The Computer Criminal – Implications for Policing, Part 1
  • RESCUE
    Chase Police Hailed Heroes
  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
    The Kong Kidnapping and the Media
  • POLICE ADMINISTRATION
    Measuring District/Branch Efficiency
  • HISTORICAL
    Ashton’s Hotel (South Australia’s Gaol)
  • TRAFFIC
    USA Traffic Enforcement Techniques – Part II North Dakota Highway Patrol
  • BOOK REVIEWS
    The ABC of Liquor Law in NSW
    Interesting Books for Police
    Two Cultures of Policing: Street Cops and Management Cops
    The Manager’s Guide to Alternative Work Schedules
    McNee’s Law
  • ART
    Police Art Exhibition

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April 1977

  • CRIME PREVENTION HISTORY
    Henry Fielding
  • SAFETY
    Motor Cycle Helmets and Facial Injuries
  • POLICE DEATHS
    Dead Men do Tell Tales

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April 1976

  • CHILD ABUSE
    The Battered Babe Syndrome
  • QUEEN”S POLICE GOLD MEDAL ESSAY WINNER
    Value of Private Police Forces and Growth of Commercial Security Organisations
  • DRUGS
    The Marihuana-Hashish Epidemic in the United States
  • HISTORICAL (SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
    When Policemen were Firemen

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April 1975

  • DEATH
    Sexual Asphyxia
  • HISTORICAL
    Dedication
  • SCIENCE
    Science and Law – A Lawyer’s Viewpoint
  • LEGAL MATTERS
    Negligent Advice
  • CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
    Two Cases of Self-Inflicted Injuries in the Living
  • ACCOUNTABILITY
    Why an Ombudsman?
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Bite Mark Recognition and Interpretation

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April 1974

  • INTERNATIONAL POLICING
    The Role of the Police in New Guinea
  • LEGAL
    Trial by Jury
  • ROAD POLICING
    Police Examination of Motor Vehicles
  • HISTORICAL (HANGING)
    Exit Elizabeth
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Reconstruction of a Skull

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April 1973

  • ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES
    The Use of Assessment Techniques, Appraisal Methods, and Interview Boards – Part II
  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    The Police Image
  • SEARCH AND RESCUE
    The Aeroplane and Search and Rescue
  • DISASTER OPERATIONS
    Police Operations During a Natural Disaster
  • HISTORICAL
    I Would Live the Same Life Over
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Police Weaponless Control
    Criminal Law and Practice in New South Wales
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Homicidal Gunshot Wound of Mouth

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January 1973

  • ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES
    The Use of Assessment Techniques, Appraisal Methods and Interview Boards – Part I
  • HISTORICAL
    When Policemen were Postmen
  • TECHNIQUES
    The Suspected Homicide Call
  • BALLISTICS
    Latent Print Techniques for Firearms
  • ADMINISTRATION
    The Responsibilities of Rank in the Police Service
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Bullet Wounds

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January 1972

  • HOMICIDE / HUMAN SACRIFICE
    Cargo Cult / The Black Rooster
  • TRAINING
    The Queensland Police Academy
  • FORENSICS
  • Post Mortem Examination of Suicides
  • MARITIME LAW
    Sanctions on the Continental Shelf
  • USE OF FORCE
    The Performance of Legal Duty
  • HISTORICAL
    It was a Man’s Life
  • ROAD CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
    Ground Speeds
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Dental Identification in Murder Case Leads to Suspicion of Dental Fraud

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January 1971

  • DEATH
    Death by Inhalation of Petrol Fumes
  • COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    Personal Public Relations
  • THEFT
    Stealing from Letterboxes – and Established Occupation
  • HISTORICAL
    The Day They Hanged Magee
  • LEGISLATION
    Reading an Act
  • SUICIDE
    Suicidal Garrotting and Manual Self-Strangulation
  • PHILOSOPHY
    Are Criminals Born or Made?
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    A Method for the Comparison of Tool Marks and Other Surface Irregularities

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April 1970

  • FORENSIC SCIENCE
    The Use of Neutron Activation Analysis in Forensic Science
  • PROFESSIONAL
    The Police Officer – A Concept of his Role in Society
  • POLICE SHOOTING
    The Finding is one of Murder
  • DENTISTRY
    The Use of Dentistry by Law Enforcement Agencies
  • HISTORICAL
    The Native Constabulary, South Australian Style
  • HISTORICAL
    Thicker than Water (Blood)
  • FORENSIC SCIENCE
    The Identification of Paints
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Dactyloscopy

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