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    Early-Phase Outcomes from a Randomized Trial of Intensive Judicial Supervision in an Australian Drug Court by Jones, Craig G. A.

    Published in Criminal justice and behavior (01-04-2013)
    “…This study examined the short-term outcomes from a randomized trial of intensive judicial supervision (IJS) in an Australian drug court. One hundred thirty-six…”
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    Delay discounting, self-control, and substance use among adult drug court participants by Jones, Craig G.A, Fearnley, Helen, Panagiotopoulos, Barbara, Kemp, Richard I

    Published in Behavioural pharmacology (01-08-2015)
    “…The current study examined the relationship between two measures of impulsiveness and the odds of substance use among a sample of participants on an Australian…”
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    The Relationship Between Early-Phase Substance-Use Trajectories and Drug Court Outcomes by Jones, Craig G.A., Kemp, Richard I.

    Published in Criminal justice and behavior (01-09-2011)
    “…This study sought to identify patterns of substance use among 1,019 participants of the New South Wales Drug Court program (Sydney, Australia) between 2003 and…”
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    The impact of the Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) on crime by Freeman, Karen, Jones, Craig GA, Weatherburn, Don J, Rutter, Scott, Spooner, Catherine J, Donnelly, Neil

    Published in Drug and alcohol review (01-03-2005)
    “…The current study aimed to model the effect of Australia's first Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) on acquisitive crime and loitering by drug users…”
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    Willingness to Pay for Rehabilitation versus Punishment to Reduce Adult and Juvenile Crime by Craig GA Jones, Don J Weatherburn

    Published in The Australian journal of social issues (01-03-2011)
    “…Punitive penal policies are often justified on the assumption that members of the public demand punitive responses to crime. The current study employed a…”
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    Willingness to Pay for Rehabilitation versus Punishment to Reduce Adult and Juvenile Crime by Jones, Craig G.A., Weatherburn, Don J.

    Published in The Australian journal of social issues (22-09-2011)
    “…Punitive penal policies are often justified on the assumption that members of the public demand punitive responses to crime. The current study employed a…”
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