JOURNALS

• Accused Hillsborough trio ‘altered statements to mask police failings’
• The Ethics of Witness Preparation: The Fine Line of Ethical Witness Preparation
• Some Ethical Issues for Legal Practitioners
• Cut and Paste Credibility Evidence
• Exploring The Influence of Courtroom Questioning and Pre-Trial Preparation on Adult Witness Accuracy
• Ethics And International Arbitration – Coaching A Witness Under Different Perspectives
• Truth Be Told – Witness Preparation in Singapore, Hong Kong and the United States
• Teo colleague’s ‘whole new series of recollections’ after contact with lawyers
• Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Biases

• National Police Rememberance Day
• Australian Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs
  Identification Chart
• Comanchero bikie Maher Aouli’s
  waterfront mansion among assets
  to be seized by police
• Bikie gang safe havens and
  hideouts around the world
• Targeted Sanctions and Organised Crime: Impact and Lessons for Future Use
• Victoria Police repeatedly pushed
  government to fix anti-bikie laws
• New powers to crack down
  on organised crime

• Australia the highest per capita cocaine user in the world
• Cocaine
• Despite pandemic and border closures, drug smugglers try to reach Australian shores
• Year’s worth fo cocaine seized by cops in mammoth drug bust
• Part of the landscape
• Cocaine trafficking from non-traditional ports: eamining the cases of Argentina, Chile and Uruguay

The Australasian Institute of Policing welcomes the passing of the Surveillance Legislation (Identity and Disrupt) Bill 2020 by the Australian Parliament, as recommended by the Institute in this edition.

• Special Operation Ironside
• The ‘most significant’ police operation in Australian history
• The Identity and Disrupt Bull 2020 Overview
• AFP-led Operation Ironside smashes organised crime
• Encryption Criminals & Operation Ironside
• Protecting Australia beyond its traditional borders
• Operation Ironside and ANOM

• Criminals targeted for encrypted phones
• Trouble on line for criminals using encrypted phones
• Decrypted: Phantom Secure takedown a ‘significant blow’ against Australia’s organised crime networks
• No backdoors: Investigating the Dutch Standpoint on Encryption
• Cops take out encrypted comms to disrupt organised crime
• Dismantling of an encrypted network sends shockwaves through organised crime groups across Europe
• Encryption as a challenge for European law enforcement agencies

• Highs and lows of drug trade and organised crime in the wake of pandemic
• Availability of COVID-19 related products on Tor darknet markets
• Coronavirus: shock at rise in online predators
• COVID-19 pandemic and crime trends in NSW
• Key findings from the ‘Australians’ Drug Use: Adapting to Pandemic Threats’ (ADAPT) Study
• Pot, pills and the pandemic: how coronavirus is changing the way we use drugs
• The prevalence of domestic violence among women during the COVID-19 pandemic

• European Jihad: Future of the Past?
• Boris Johnson says 74 terror prisoners released early
• Slain London terrorist just freed from jail
• An examination of Jihadi Recidivism Rates in the United States
• Typology of Terror
• Deradicalisation ‘still has a long way to go’
• Terrorism: The recidivist risk

• Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants Progress Report
• Victorian Legal Services Board & Commissioner
• Australian Institute of Policing
• Victorian Bar
• Submission from Brendan Moss
• Royal Commission into the “Lawyer X” / Informer 3838 Scandal
• Community Advocacy Alliance Incorporated
• Lawyer X Nicola Gobbo played ‘minimal’ role in bringing down Carl Williams, cop tells inquiry

• Gangsters, cops and Lawyer X: the police informant scandal that has shocked Australia
• High Court of Australia
• Royal Commission into Management of Informants
• Melbourne gangland lawyer explains why she became a police informant
• Aspects of Evidentiary Privileges in Australia
• The Lawyer-turned-Informant: Where Does One Draw the Line On Legal Professional Privilege?
• Uniform Evidence Law
• Lawyer X and police informants: what is a lawyer’s duty to their client and are there exceptions?
• Privilege, policing and the pub test: Questions to be answered from the Lawyer X scandal
• Background & Outcome of Australasian Institute of Policing  General Meeting

• The science of Fake News
• Fake News: A legal perpective
• Fake News – and what (not) to do about it
• The genuine problem of Fake News
• Putin was ‘good’ and Obama was ‘bad’
• Measuring the reach of “Fake News” and online disinformation in Europe
• Jordan Peele’s simulated Obama PSA is a double-edged warning against Fake News
• Should the UK adopt European-style Fake News laws?
• Misinformation for profit
• Sharing Fake News could land you a fine of AED1 million
• Fake News, hacking threat to democracy now on ‘unseen scale’, report says
• New standards for journalists to fight Fake News

• Statement on NSW Coroner’s findings and recommendations into the Lindt Café Siege
• The 45 recommendations of Lindt Café Siege inquest
• Defence support to domestic counter-terrorism arrangements
• Press Conference with Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin AC
• A strong and secure Australia
• Press Conference with the Attorney-General, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection and Minister for Justice
• Inquest finding into the death of radicalised teen Numan Haider
• Reviewing the ADF’s role in domestic counter-terrorism responses
• Police legitimacy and engaging with terrorism
• Social media and police: Potential for conflict and mistrust
• The true story of the Lindt Café

• Sustainability: a briefing paper
• Domestic abuse – a continuing problem for police
• The Russell Street bombing 30 years on

• Responding to Active Shooter Incidents in Australia Gene Hodgins and Anthony Saliba
• Methamphetamine use among Australian Police Detainees Susan Goldsmid and Rick Brown
• Is anyone remotely interested? The rise of the police drone Mike Coliandris and Geoff Coliandris

• The State we are in – Thoughts about devolution proposals for Welsh policing – Professor Colin Rogers
• Online Investigation: Using the Internet for Investigative Policing Practice – Steve Elers
• Social Media and Police Leadership: Lessons from Boston
• Gender and Perceptions of Police

• How people decide to act on risk: an organisational behaviour perspective of risk assessment and decision making- Greg Linsdell
• Applied Ethics: a call for a new approach to police diversity training – Phil Palmer
• Five Years on ANAPAA and Professionalization – Larry Proud
• Toward a New Professionalism in Policing – Christopher Stone and Jeremy Travis