Library Resources for Criminology/Policing & Justice: Ethics (CJS)

The Conversation, 24/04/15.

Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy.

Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy.

From 'How Stuff Works'. This page contains a good explanation of the trolley problem and some variations on this problem. It is useful for an overview but is not an academic site.

This site discusses the trolley problem and draws analogies with terrorist bombings. This page is published by the University of Colorado (Boulder).

This site contains 12 programs hosted by Michael Sandel. Each program runs for approx. 55 mins.

Ted Talks: the best of the web. Fifty-five minutes duration.

2012, ANU College of Arts & Sciences, Canberra.

Graycar, A2013, Perceptions of corruption in Victoria: research paper, Australian National University, Canberra.

IBAC Resources and Publications (VIC)
These publications, annual and parliamentary reports, are hosted on the IBAC Website. A number of the parliamentary reports deal with ethical issues. Publications issues by the former OPI (office of Police Integrity) are also available from this site.

A guide to the integrity system in Victoria, IBAC 2014.

This database contains a wide range of full text journal focusing on the law. Try the following keyword searches to locate articles on your chosen profession, for example, police ethics, police and misconduct, judicial ethics, judges and ethics, legal ethics, lawyers and ethics.

Produced by the Public Sector Standards Commissioner.

Click on the Lists, Downloads and Prices and look for the free download called Guide to Judicial Conduct (Second Edition).

Contains links to the Law Institute of Victoria Professional Conduct and Practice Rules 2005 and other documents regulating the legal profession in Victoria. Published by the Law Institute of Victoria.

Published by the Law Council of Australia.

The Legal Services Commissioner is an independent agency responsible for handling complaints about lawyers in Victoria.

From 1 July 2015 the Legal Profession Act 2004 is repealed and replaced by the Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014, or ‘Uniform Law’. The Uniform Law package includes Legal Profession Uniform Rules (or Uniform Rules). Victoria and New South Wales are the first states to adopt and implement the Uniform Law and Uniform Rules.

These publications, annual and parliamentary reports, are hosted on the IBAC Website. A number of the parliamentary reports deal with ethical issues. Publications issues by the former OPI (office of Police Integrity) are also available from this site.

A prison psychologist who fell for her child rapist client, a member of the notorious Skaf gang, has been disqualified from practising. The Age, 31/05/15.

Sutton, C 2018, 'Prison love: Jails a ‘hotbed’ of sex for female guards and killers', News.com, viewed 31 July 2018

Federal Bureau of Investigation 2015, viewed 31 March 2015.

McDonald, A 2015, ABC News, viewed 26 March 2015

by M Dunn.

Bowcott, O 2015, The Guardian, viewed 31 March 2015

Wood, L 2015, Sydney Morning Herald, viewed 31 March 2015

'Magistrate accused of plagiarism quits', Sydney Morning Herald, viewed 3 August 2018

Fitzgerald, R 2011, 'If only Marcus Einfeld had chosen to tell the truth', viewed 3 August 2018

Silvester, J 2011, 'Retracing footprints in the sands of crime', The Age, viewed 31/03/15

Tomazin, F & Munro, P 2011, 'Rapke quits over damning report', The Age, viewed 3 August 2018

Vedelago, C & Houston, C 2017, 'A law unto himself: How a lawyer was left free to steal $1.5 million from clients', The Age, viewed 3 August 2018

Whitbourn, M 2017, 'Sydney lawyer struck off for doctoring speeding and red light tickets', Sydney Morning Herald, viewed 3 August 2017

The Conversation, 21/04/15.

By Tammy Mills, The Age, 22/08/16.

Anderson, S 2015, ABC News, viewed 31 March 2015

News 2012, News.com, viewed 31 March 2015

Published in the Age, 01/06/15.

Cook, J 2016, 'Here are some of the main methods that police use to catch deep web drug dealers', The Business Insider, viewed 1 August 2018

Goldsworthy, T 2014, 'Mr Big: the covert technique that solved the Morcombe case', The Conversation, viewed 1 August 2018

McKenzie, N 2018, 'Beaten, abused, humiliated and filmed by Victoria Police', The Age, viewed 31 July 2018

McKenzie, N & Houston, C 2018, 'High level Victorian police under investigation by corruption watchdog', The age, viewed 31 July 2018