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Latest QCJC News

QCJC keen to educate Queensland Police Prosecutors

QCJC Director Dan Toombs is hopeful that his forthcoming submission to train Queensland Police Prosecutors with respect to issues of unsoundness of mind and fitness for trial… Read more

QCJC Project Coordinator Awarded National Prize

QCJC Project Coordinator Sue Gordon has been awarded the Commonwealth Minister's Lifelong Achievement Award.  At a ceremony at Parliament House, chaired by the Prime… Read more

QCJC at the Australian Institute Judicial Administration Conference

QCJC's Dan Toombs and Andrew Caple will be separately addressing the Australian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA) Conference in Auckland in February 2010.  … Read more

QCJC Research Report Community Courts New York City

Centre for Court Innovation Research Report   Prepared by Mr Andrew Caple and Ms Sue Gordon 11 October 2009 Acknowledgments I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In 2009, we were pleased… Read more

New York Smarter State Scholarship Report

THE ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT CENTRE INCSMARTER STATE SCHOLARSHIP Report prepared by Smarter State Scholars for 2009: Mr Andrew Caple and Ms Sue Gordon 11 October 2009 I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS… Read more

TASC Announced as Finalist for National Disability Awards

TASC Member Finalist for 2009 National Disability Awards Category of Ministers Lifelong Achievement Award 2009 After her son acquired a severe brain injury in a football… Read more

TASC's National Disability Award Finalist

TASC Member Finalist for 2009 National Disability Awards Category of Ministers Lifelong Achievement Award 2009 After her son acquired a severe brain injury in a football… Read more

Leading Law Students Take on TASC

TASC's Law Student Volunteer Program has commenced! In early October 2009, two of USQ's leading law students started working with TASC. Chris Gunthorpe and Joshua Anderson… Read more

Upcoming Events

QCJC presenting in Edinburgh in June and in New York in July 2009

The Queensland Criminal Justice Centre: Encouraging the use of therapeutic forums to enhance access to justice for mentally ill defendants. Click Here to view Edinburgh Convention… Read more

The 9th Annual International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services: QCJC's Presentation

The Queensland Criminal Justice Centre: Encouraging the use of therapeutic forums to enhance access to justice for mentally ill defendants Queensland’s Mental Health… Read more

The 31st Congress of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health: 28 June - 4 July: QCJC's Presentation

Click here information on New York Convention July 2009 Rough Justice: The Collision between the Mentally Ill and the Queensland Criminal Justice System This presentation… Read more