Law and Order in Australia: Rhetoric and Reality

Don Weatherburn · Murray Gleeson

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How serious is Australia's crime problem? How rational is our response to crime? What causes crime? What can the police do? What can the criminal justice system do? Can we stem the flow of criminal opportunities? Can we stem the flow of offenders? Key issues in crime prevention and control

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