New South Wales: Why Do Some Aboriginal Communities Have Lower Crime Rates Than Others?: A ...

New South Wales: Why Do Some Aboriginal Communities Have Lower Crime Rates Than Others?: A Pilot Study Ruth McCausland, and Alison Vivian, 2010   Crime data collated by the New South Wales (NSW) Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) indicates that there is considerable variation in rates of Indigenous offending from one area to another in NSW, including in areas that are comparable in terms of Indigenous population. However, despite research findings that raise the importance of...

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