Library Resources for Criminology/Policing & Justice: Computer Enabled Crimes

Australian Federal Police.

Published by the Australian Crime Commission.

Published by the Australian Crime Commission.

Published by Victoria Police.

Contains some free publications. Hosted by the University of New South Wales.

this site contains articles on Australian legal issues. Use it to search for articles about victim issues such as compensation and victim impact statements.

Includes a report entitled National Plan to Combat Cybercrime (2013). Published by the Federal Attorney-General's Department.

Published by the Australian Institute of Criminology.

Published by the Australian Institute of Criminology.

Published in 2013 by the Home Office.

Published by the National Crime Agency, UK.

Published by the RAND Corporation.

Wild Wild Web: For now, cybercrime has the upper hand in its duel with the law.
Rand Review, vol.38, no.2, 2014.

Published by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, 2014.
The United States and Australia share a common interest in developing a robust partnership between the government and private sector to develop whole-of-system cybersecurity.

Price Waterhouse Coopers.

Australia. Attorney-General's Department 2013.

Published by the Australian Crime Commission.

Published by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission.

Mann, A 2015, Australian internet laws weak for prosecuting revenge pornography websites, legal academic says, ABC News 19/06/15