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Arrests, Anger at Island Camp
The Noongar population of Perth have been protesting against the Government’s $1 billion offer to settle native title claims
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Delphine Jamet
Jan 21, 20142 min read
Police Lockup Staffing 'Risky'
Police are being forced to station country lock-ups singularly, putting themselves and the prisoners at risk.
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Delphine Jamet
Jan 14, 20142 min read
Police Use Technology to Target Drug Users
Police are using the latest scanning technology to target drivers with past drug convictions
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Delphine Jamet
Jan 7, 20142 min read
Police Called to Major Disturbance on Nauru
Asylum seekers at the immigration detention centre located in Nauru have initiated a protest as a result of slow-claim processing
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Delphine Jamet
Dec 31, 20133 min read
Aboriginals Face Police Racism
Police appear to be extremely racist towards the Indigenous populations, resulting in high levels of arrest for minor offences
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Delphine Jamet
Dec 24, 20132 min read
Split Over Young Offenders
Mandatory sentencing was introduced into the Northern Territory in 1996 until it was repealed due to international criticism in 2001
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Delphine Jamet
Dec 17, 20132 min read
Police to Examine Strip Search Claim
An Indigenous female, who was taken to the Perth Lockups, was believed to have been strip searched by four female and one male officer
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Delphine Jamet
Dec 10, 20132 min read
NSW Premier Boosts Gun Search Powers
New South Wales police will have the power to stop and search people, cars and suspicious locations for weapons, without a warrant
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Delphine Jamet
Dec 3, 20132 min read
Why is 'International Policing' Difficult?
It is an expensive venture to send members of a police force to another country
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 26, 20132 min read
Police Ethics Sliding?
New police graduates find that the police culture disregards the good ethics and morals they've learnt in the academy
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 12, 20132 min read
Who or What is the 'Other' in Contemporary Australia?
Australia has been a racist country since its foundation, which saw the destruction of Indigenous populations
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 12, 20132 min read
How Powerful is the Media in Influencing Police Work?
Our knowledge of crime and media is largely informed by the media, however unjust and exaggerated it may be
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 8, 20134 min read
Trace Evidence in Forensic Science
Trace evidence is created when objects come into contact with each other, whether it is the transfer of paint, fingerprints or gunshot
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 5, 20132 min read
How Hegemonic is Police Culture?
It appears that policing is held to a higher standard and more scrutiny, whilst fostering the ‘blue wall of silence’
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Delphine Jamet
Aug 12, 20137 min read
Police Ethics: Discretion 2
Like any other industry or organisation, police services around the world experience issues of ethics in conducting their work
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Delphine Jamet
Oct 22, 20127 min read
The Relationship Between Drugs and Crime
A lot of research has been conducted into crime and the relationship between drugs as a cause or a result
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Delphine Jamet
Oct 21, 20125 min read
The Relationship Between Media and Crime
The media have a strong hold in how we define crime and tend to influence police operations and crackdowns, in particularly street crimes
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Delphine Jamet
Oct 21, 201210 min read
Boko Haram: Nigerian Terrorism
Boko Harm, the ‘People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet’s Teachings and Jihad’ is a Nigerian terrorist group
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Delphine Jamet
Oct 21, 201212 min read
David Berkowitz: Son of Sam
David Berkowitz, also known as the Son of Sam, killed six people and injured a further seven between 1976 and 1977
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Delphine Jamet
Aug 22, 20127 min read
Police Ethics: Discretion 1
Police services all around the world have various forms of ethics that govern their behaviour, much like any other agency or...
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Delphine Jamet
Jan 18, 20129 min read
The War on Drugs
The war on drugs has motivated authorities to pursue a zero tolerance of illicit drugs being possessed, sold or made in our society
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Delphine Jamet
Nov 4, 20112 min read
John Rawls' Concept of Justice
John Rawls' concept of The Veil of Ignorance promotes belief that we should make decisions based on what we believe is more beneficial to...
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Delphine Jamet
Sep 17, 20114 min read
Care and Control in Policing
Care and Control are two elements of policing that ignite a fair amount of discussion amongst academics although at times, they may overlap
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Delphine Jamet
Jul 11, 20115 min read
Restorative Justice
Restorative justice is a “penalty phase of the criminal process for admitted offenders” and is used in a wide range of settings
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Delphine Jamet
Mar 12, 20117 min read
Singapore's Tough Drug Laws and the Death Penalty
Singapore are recognised for their seemingly draconian laws for crimes such as failing to flush a toilet and chewing gum
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