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| Published date | 01 March 1971 |
| DOI | 10.1177/000486587100400111 |
| Date | 01 March 1971 |
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Walker, Nigel, Sentencing in a Rational
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Ward, Charles D., Laboratory Manual in
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NOTES
The Proceedings of
the
Fifth National
Conference of
the
Australian Crime Pre-
vention, Correction and After-Care Council
held in
Perth
in 1969 have now been pub-
lished in
the
form of a book. These
are
available at a cost of $3.00
per
copy from
Mr. A. B. C. Wilson, 123
Waymouth
Street,
Adelaide, S.A., 5000, or Mrs. H. M. North,
16 Grosvenor Street, Sydney, N.S.W., 2000.
6th National Conference of
the
Australian
Crime Prevention, Correction
and
After-
Care Council: This will be held is Brisbane
from 14 August, 1971.
For
further
infor-
mation anyone interested in
attending
should
contact
the
convenor, Mr. C. R.
Bevan Chief Probation and Parole Officer,
Adult 'Parole Service, The Mansions, 40-42
George Street, Brisbane, Queensland.
Gordon Hawkins: It is a pleasure to record
that
Mr. Hawkins has been promoted (from
1
January
1971) to Associate Professor of
Criminology in
the
University of Sydney.
Mr. R. P. Roulston: It is a pleasure
to
re-
cord
that
Mr. Roulston has been promoted
(from 1
January
1971) to Associate Pro-
fessor of Criminal Law in
the
University
of Sydney.
Mr.
Peter
McGonigal has been appointed
to a lectureship in Criminal Law in
the
Uni-
versity of Sydney, having
worked
for
the
previous
two
years
with
Professor K. O.
Shatwell as a Senior Research Assistant.
Dr. W. E.
Lucas
had
aperiod touring New
Zealand in November, 1970,
where
he
took
part
in a series of inter-disciplinary semi-
Any
books for review should be
sent
to
the
Ed.itor, Department of
Criminology, University of Melbourne,
Parkville, Victoria, 3052.
The Editor and
the
Advisory Edi-
torial Board do
not
accept respon-
sibility for
any
views or criticisms
expressed regarding any books re-
viewed in this section.
nars
conducted by the New Zealand De-
partment
of Health which were concerned
with the various problems of drug abuse.
Superintendent William Charles Woods:
Following
the
rather
sudden death of
Superintendent
James
Milner in December,
1970, Superintendent Woods
has
been
appointed as
the
new
chief of the Victoria
C.I.B.
R. Kyte-Powell: It is a pleasure to record
the promotion of Kyte-Powell from Ser-
geant to
Inspector
and
the
fact
that
he
remains as head of
the
Victoria Police
drug bureau.
Mr.
Walter
Nicholas Williams: Mr. Wil-
liams, a
former
policeman in
the
Victoria
Police Force,
has
been reported as being
appointed to
the
post
of head of
the
Com-
monwealth Police crime intelligence sec-
tion. This
was
a
post
previously held by
Superintendent K. L. MUte, who resigned
last
year
and
is
now
working as a
barrister
in Melbourne.
John
Barry
Appeal. Donations amounting
to a total of $7506.48
were
acknowledged
in previous
numbers
of this Journal. The
following
further
donations have
been
received: The Hon. Mr. Justice D. M. Little,
Victoria, $50; Professor K. O. Shatwell,
New South Wales, $20; Dr. J. McGeorge,
New South Wales; Mr. G. R. Pickett, Hong
Kong; Mr. R. P. Roulston, New
South
Wales, each $10.
Other
donations
were
received from: Dr.
J. H. W. Birrell, Victoria; Miss Sally
Boothby, Victoria; Rev. Fr. C. Brown, Vic-
toria; Dr. Duncan Chappell, United States;
Mr. B. P. Coe, Victoria; Miss Pamela
Davies, Victoria; Dr. Elizabeth Eggleston,
Victoria; Dr. S. Gold, Victoria; Mr. A. W.
Grove, Victoria; Mr. P. R. Mullaly, Vic-
toria; Mr. J. A. Patterson, Victoria; Mr.
L. K. Smith, Victoria.
Total
(at
15 February, 1971), $7652.48.
Further
donations will be acknowledged
in the
next
number
of
the
Journal,
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