2021 Program

33rd Annual Australian & New Zealand Society of Criminology

2021 ANZSOC Online Conference Program

Wednesday 8th – Friday 10th December 2021

Registration to the online conference includes access to the full program below, the Meeting Hub, Sponsors Hall, Presentation Gallery and all virtual networking sessions. Attendees do not need to identify which sessions they wish to attend before the event.

Session recordings will be available for on-demand viewing for all registered delegates for 4 months post event.

The provisional program will be updated regularly as planning proceeds and is subject to change.

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WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

WEDNESDAY 8 DECEMBER 2021

0830 – 0930 (AEST) OPENING PLENARY SESSION

Conference Opening

Welcome to Country
Conference Welcome
President’s Address
Housekeeping

0930 – 1030 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #1
PANEL: The development, impact and reach of Australian border policies	Youth Crime Prevention	COVID-19 and Crime	PANEL: Listening to victim-survivors of gender-based violence to inform criminal justice policy	Perceptions and Attitudes towards Child Sex Offending	Technology, Violence and Victimisation	PANEL: Using theoretical frameworks to explore policing issues	Place, Race and Politics Roundtable and Book Launch	Digital Abuse
Chair: Rebecca Powell	Chair: Hannah Klose	Chair: Shelley Walker	Chair: Ellen Reeves	Chair: Nadine Mckillop	Chair: Susann Wiedlitzka	Chair: Janet Ransley	Prof. Murray Lee, Dr Godwin Masuka	Chair: Diarmaid Harkin
‘I still call Australia home’: Risk based policy and the individual impacts of s501 deportation policy on convicted New Zealanders, Rebecca Powell	A Public Health Response to Youth Involvement in Violence, Hannah Klose, Dr Faith Gordon	Digital frontier technologies, COVID-19, and crime: A new threat in risky times?, Dr Sanja Milivojevic	Domestic Violence Disclosure Schemes (Clare’s Law): Victim / Survivor Perspectives, Dr Charlotte Barlow	Anti-stigma intervention for public attitudes toward minor-attracted persons in Australia: Building on Jara and Jeglic, Dr Nadine Mckillop	“H8chan is starting the race war” – Hate online after IRL attacks, Dr Susann Wiedlitzka	Can a procedurally just flyer change subsequent speeding and traffic offending behaviour: The Queensland Speeding Engagement Trial (QSET), A/Prof. Lyndel Bates	Place, Race and Politics Roundtable and Book Launch – click here for more information	Technology-based responses to technology-facilitated domestic and family violence: An overview of the limits and possibilities of tech-based ‘solutions’, Dr Diarmaid Harkin
‘Why are you scared?’…‘because you’re a Deportee’: Moral Panic and Crimmigration towards Returnees in the Pacific Islands, Henrietta McNeill	The Youth Partnership Project: Practice learnings on providing the right support, to the right young people, at the right time to prevent youth offending, Hannah Woodward	The effects of COVID and associated restrictions on interactions with law enforcement for people who who use drugs: Preliminary findings, Dr Shelley Walker	The Batty Effect: Victim-Survivors and Domestic and Family Violence Policy Change, Lisa Wheildon	Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) to conceptualize child sexual offending in Pakistan, Sobia Masood	Technology-Facilitated Violence: A Critical Concept Explication, Jackson Wood, Flynn Pervan	Predicting road offending: The effect of formal, informal, and vicarious deterrence mechanisms, Eslam Hassan		Digital coercive control: A study of women’s experiences of help-seeking in metropolitan and regional Victoria, Jess Woolley
On Repeat? The continuation of Australia’s Offshore Detention Policies, Meg Randolph	Multi Agency Support Team – A qualitative evaluation of a crime prevention program supporting young people and their families, Dr Marg Camilleri		‘Incredible women’: Women’s accounts of being misidentified as predominant aggressors in Victoria’s family violence intervention order system, Ellen Reeves	The NSW Child Protection Register: Exploring the experiences and perceptions of practitioners, Kate Smithers	Street-Based Sex Work in a Digital Age, Dr Katie Hail-Jares			“So-called Revenge Porn”: The Importance of Terminology and the Role of News Media Reporting in the Prevention of Violence Against Women, Michelle Gissara
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1030 – 1200 (AEST) PLENARY SESSION

Plenary Panel 1: Barriers to Reducing Gendered Violence

Moderator: A/Prof. Kate Fitz-Gibbon
Director, Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre, Associate Professor in Criminology, Faculty of Arts, Monash University
Dr. Heather Nancarrow
Adjunct Professor of Practice, Monash University, Adjunct Research Fellow, Griffith University
Angela Lynch
CEO Women’s Legal Service (QLD)
The Honourable Marcia Neave AO
Commissioner, Commission of Inquiry into the Responses of Tasmanian Government Institutions to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings
Senator Dorinda Cox
Greens Senator for Western Australia

1200 – 1230 Lunch Break

1230 – 1330 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #2
Understanding and Preventing Domestic and Family Violence 1	Youth Justice	PANEL: Leading through a Protracted Crisis: Covid-19 Insights from the Field	PANEL: Family Violence and the Benefits of Multidisciplinary Perspective	Child Sexual Abuse and Technology	PANEL: Policing Muslims in Australia: The importance of procedural justice policing for promoting trust and cooperation	Historical Perspectives on Crime and Justice	PANEL: Digiqueer criminology
Chair: Harry Blagg	Chair: Dr Estrella Pearce	Chairs: Stuart Bartels and Jenny Cartwright	Chair: Caroline Spiranovic	Chair: Rachel Loney-Howes	Chair: Kristina Murphy	Chair: Ausma Bernot	Chair: Justin Ellis
Decolonising Responses to Aboriginal Family Violence: The Role of Law and Culture, Prof. Harry Blagg	Changing the sentence: Overseeing Queensland’s youth justice reforms, Marian McCreath	Leading through a Protracted Crisis: Covid-19 Insights from the Field Panel Facilitator: Stuart Bartels APM, Executive Director, Australian Institute of Police Management	Family Violence Risk Assessment and The Need for Wholistic Perspectives that Look Beyond the Individual, Dr Caroline Spiranovic	Preventing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) offending: A review of initiatives and the evidence, Alexandra Gannoni, Dr Alexandra Voce	Promoting Muslims’ solidarity with police and willingness to report terrorism threats: The importance of procedural justice, Prof. Kristina Murphy	Path dependency: The convict and the pauper system of Tasmania, Dr Emma Watkins	A fairy tale gone wrong: Social media, recursive hate and the politicisation of Drag Queen Storytime, Dr Justin Ellis
Decolonising Family Violence Intervention Orders in the South Sudanese Australian (SSA) Community in Victoria, Akuch Anyieth	What is behind the fall in the number of Aboriginal young people in custody?, Dr Neil Donnelly		Policing family violence: To what extend can police effectively broker public health services? Implications for vulnerable people, Dr Isabelle Bartkowiak-théron	Alternative and confidential sexual assault reporting options: An analysis of informal reports of sexual assault made to a digital reporting tool in Australia, Dr Rachel Loney-howes, A/Prof. Georgina Heydon	Justice is in the eye of the beholder: A vignette study of Muslims’ perceived stigma and trust in police, Dr Natasha Madon	Agents of Colonial Rule: The Enduring Impacts of Historical Australian Policing, Dr Eleanor Bland	Scrutinising ‘digiqueer’ criminology – Associate Professor Matthew Ball and Dr Justin Ellis discuss ‘Policing Legitimacy: Social media, Scandal and Sexual Citizenship’, a new monograph by Dr Justin Ellis, Dr Justin Ellis, Associate Professor Matthew Ball
Understanding Indigenous Women’s Domestic and Family Violence Deaths through Coronial Court Records – Reflecting on enduring harms and emerging challenges, Dr Kyllie Cripps	Narratives of youth diversion in NSW: Silences around Indigeneity and gender, Dr Estrella Pearce		Family violence as a repeat offence – legal implications for investigative interviewing of victims, Dr Kate Cashman	What are the offending characteristics of live streaming of child sexual abuse? An analysis of offender chat logs, Sarah Napier, Coen Teunissen	The negative implications of relative deprivation: An experiment of vicarious police contact and Muslims’ perceptions of police bias Dr Harley Williamson	Biometric surveillance in China’s governance, Ausma Bernot	Twitter and mainstream media representations of the Gillette advertisement ‘The best a man can be’: A critical discourse analysis, Dr Justin Ellis
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1330 – 1345 Afternoon Break

1345 – 1515 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #3
Confronting Privilege and Power	Criminalising Young People	COVID, Crisis and Leadership	PANEL: The nature and impact of coercive control: listening to diverse voices of lived experience.	Sexual Violence and Victim-Survivors	Understanding and Preventing Domestic and Family Violence 2	PANEL: Police Visibility	Narratives of Violence, Victimisation and Survival	Crime, Media and Representation
Chair: Elena Marchetti	Chair: Susan Baidawi	Chair: Jenny Cartwright	Chair: A/Prof. Kate Fitz-Gibbon	Chair: Judith Rafferty	Chair: Amy Young	Chair: Kelly Hine	Chair: Katie Hail-Jeres	Chair: Dr Richard Evans
Black lives matter: The violence of Indigenous incarceration, Kirstie Broadfield	Criminalisation of children in residential care: A case of multi-systemic disadvantage, Dr Susan Baidawi	Russia’s Utilization of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lockdowns, Re-Sovereignization and Dis-Engagement from the West Prof. Alaxandra Orlova	Child to parent coercive control: An Australian case study, A/Prof. Kate Fitz-Gibbon	“I wanted people to confess…, tell the truth … and own up to their crimes” – Justice needs of victim-survivors of sexual violence and their experiences with transitional justice, Dr Judith Rafferty	Crime script analysis of intimate partner violence: Using cluster analysis to identify diversity within scripts, Christine Carney	Uniforms and the Police Family, Prof. Mike Rowe	Living Death at the Intersection of Necropower and Disciplinary Power: A Qualitative Exploration of Racialised and Detained Groups in Australia, Samantha O’Donnell	“Smith and Wesson and me”: Weapon Product Placement, screen culture and policing , Dr Richard Evans, Dr Clare Farmer
“Disposable Outsiders”: Recreating Systems of Structural Oppression in the Australian Criminal Justice System, Jayne O’Connor	Policing very young offenders under the age of criminal responsibility, Paul Hart	Leading in a Protracted Crisis: From Uncertainty to Certainty?, Dr Jenny Cartwright, Dr Victoria Herrington	Looking beyond abuse in heterosexual relationships: LGBTIQA+ persons’ experiences of coercive control, Ellen Reeves	New directions for researching the rape acknowledgment process, Kelsey Adams	Reproductive Coercion and Abuse – the most intimate of intimate partner violence, Stephanie Komazec	Police visibility on social media during the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr Liam Ralph	“It didn’t bother me too much until I realized what was expected of me:” Couchsurfing and Caregiving Labour, Dr Katie Hail-Jeres	Exhibiting prison art: Temporary release and conditional re-entry, Jeremy Ryder
Decolonising transitional justice in Australia: ‘Truth-telling’ about a settler-colonial legacy, Vanessa Barolsky	Examining the overlap of young people’s early contact with the police as a person of interest and victim or witness, Ulrika Athanassiou	Fraud and Pandemics, Prof. Russell Smith, Prof. Michael Levi	In control, out of control, or losing control? Making sense of men’s reported experiences of coercive control through the lens of hegemonic masculinity, Prof. Sandra Walklate	Investigation and prosecution of human trafficking and slavery in Australia, Samantha Lyneham	Intimate Partner Femicide: Risk factors and the heterogeneity of male offenders in QLD, Freya Mclachlan	Police station architecture, symbolism and visibility in the community, Prof. Andrew Millie	‘I Would Kiss a Man Whenever I Want, Let Some Fucker Hit Me’: Queering Narratives of Incarceration, Sexuality, and Offending Using Prisoner Correspondence, A/Prof. Matthew Ball	Drilling in Australia: Music, Transgression, Marginalisation and Criminalisation, Prof. Murray Lee, Dr Toby Martin
Ethics Companion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-focused Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Prof. Elena Marchetti, Dr Debbie Bargallie, Prof. Chris Cunneen	A critical examination of two Australian youth case management programs: the implications on the government of young people, Dr Joel Robert Mcgregor		Intimate partner violence, separation and ongoing abuse: mothers experiences of coercive control pre and post separation, A/Prof. Silke Meyer	Epistemic justice through dialogue: Dignifying public testimony by child sexual abuse survivors, Rebecca Moran, Dr Michael Salter	Investigating perpetrator behaviour patterns through their Men’s Behaviour Change journey, Jessica Burley	Police visibility through the use of visual tools on social media, Dr Matthew Jones		True Crime Podcasts in Australia: Exploring listener perceptions, Dr Laura Vitis
Whose voices are prioritised in criminology, and why does it matter?, Dr Kelly Stockdale					‘The Incident’: The Impact of Incident Based Reponses to Domestic and Family Violence on Perpetrator Understandings for Attending Intervention, Dr Amy Young, Prof. Patrick O’Leary
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THURSDAY 9 DECEMBER 2021

0900 – 0930 (AEST) DAY TWO OPENING SESSION

Day Two Opening

Award Presentations:

Indigenous Justice Award
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
New Scholar Prize
Undergraduate Student Paper Prize
Christine M Alder Book Award

0930 – 1030 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #4
ANZSOC Christine M Alder Book Award	Girls and Women in Custody	PANEL: (Un)fair labelling and (dis)proportionate punishment: The injustice of joint enterprise, extended common purpose and complicity liability	Confronting Gendered Violence Online	Miscarriages of Justice	Workshop: Researching Violent Extremism: Methods and Challenges	PANEL: Adverse childhood experiences, offending behaviour, and victimisation: Implications for research, policy and practice	Perspectives on Re-entry 1	Workshop: Community-driven family and domestic violence prevention
Chair: Jason Payne	Chair: Lorena Rivas	Chair: Felicity Gerry QC	Chair: William Arpke-Wales	Chair: Harley Williamson	Chair: Kristina Murphy	Chair: Danielle Harris	Chair: Julie Barkworth
Towards Human Rights Compliance in Australian Prisons Author: Dr Anita Mackay, Senior Lecturer, Committee Member, International Legal Studies Research Group, Latrobe University Discussant: A/Prof. Laura Grenfell, Associate Professor in Law, Faculty of the Professions, The University of Adelaide	Australian Immigration Detention: Social Issues Experienced by Women Detainees, Lorena Rivas	“It’s tantalising evidence …. but you’ve got to look at the wider picture.”: The Utility of Social Media as Evidence in Cases of Group-Related Violence, Dr Tara Young	Unsolicited Sexual Images – it’s only a picture, what’s the harm?, Tash Press	Pleading guilty when innocent: The underlying causes of false guilty pleas and guilty plea wrongful convictions in Australia, Caitlin Nash	A/Prof. Julian Droogan and Matteo Vergani	Adverse childhood experiences and trauma among young people supervised by Youth Justice, Dr Catia Malvaso	‘Effects of Five Minute Interventions on correctional staff attitudes, ability and motivation for rehabilitation and job-related outcomes, Dr Julie Barkworth	An innovative approach to changing the narratives of FDV (Family and domestic violence) in the community, Enaam Oudih, Dr Sumbo Ndi
	It’s a Jail! Experiences of the girls at the Child Development Centre (CDC) of Bangladesh, Shilpi Dey	Joint enterprise, law reform and practice stasis: the ongoing problems of (un)fair labelling and (dis)proportionate punishment in complicity, Dr Susie Hulley	Social media platforms as sites of resistance against gendered harassment, Dr Emma Turley	The development of forensic DNA analysis: New debates on the issue of fundamental human rights, Tersia Oosthuizen		Exploring the onset, duration, and temporal ordering of Adverse Childhood Experiences in youth involved in the justice system, Dr Danielle Harris	Recidivism outcomes among participants of the Gurnang Life Challenge program for young adult male offenders in NSW, Dr Le Tran, Dr Mark Howard
	Bricks, steel caps, iron bars: Incarcerated women’s experiences of head injury over their lifetimes, Dr Mandy Wilson, Debby Olow, Esther Shackleton	Complicity and injustices – lessons from cases on First Nations youth and Autism, Prof. Felicity Gerry QC	Encountering Misogyny on Facebook and Twitter, William Arpke-wales	Wrongful convictions and erroneous acquittals: Applying Packer’s model to examine public perceptions of judicial errors in Australia, Harley Williamson, Rachel Dioso-Villa, Mai Sato		Examining gender differences in childhood and adolescent predictors of physical intimate partner violence victimisation: A longitudinal study among Australian adults, Michelle Lapworth
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1030 – 1200 (AEST) PLENARY SESSION

Plenary Panel 2: Advancing First Nations knowledge frameworks in justice policy and practice

Moderator: Prof. Tracey McIntosh
Professor of Indigenous Studies, Co-Head of Te Wānanga o Waipapa (School of Māori Studies and Pacific Studies), The University of Auckland
Philip Brown
General Manager Workforce & Partnerships, Catholic Care NT
Anne Waapu
Researcher, Ngāti Kahungunu
A/Prof. Megan Williams
Research Lead, Assistant Director, National Centre for Cultural Competence, The University of Sydney

1200 – 1230 Break

1230 – 1330 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #5
Community Notifications and Alerts	Prisons 1	Analysing Judicial Decisions	PANEL: Making sense of the Covid effect on domestic and family violence: Impacts and Responses	PANEL: Reimagining (in)Security in Pacific Island States	PANEL: Online Radicalisation	PANEL: New Insights on Offending Pathways through the Integration of Diverse Data Sets	Perspectives on Re-entry 2	PANEL: COVID-19 and Crime in Australia
Chair: Monique Lynn	Chair: James Mehigan	Chair: Sally Kennedy	Chair: Naomi Pfitzner	Chair: Danielle Watson	Chair: Adrian Cherney	Chair: Susan Dennison	Chair: Dr Alice Mills	Chair: Jason Payne
Automated online messages as a cybercrime prevention strategy: Results of two randomised controlled experiments, A/Prof. Jeremy Prichard, Prof Richard Wortley	Contact experiences and needs of children of prisoners before and during COVID-19: Findings from an Australian survey, Dr Catherine Flynn	Content and thematic legal case analysis: A valuable form of criminological research, Dr Sally Kennedy	The global pandemic as an enabler for change? Policing and Court Responses in England and Wales to the Shadow Pandemic 2020-21, Prof. Sandra Walklate, Prof. Barry Godfrey, Dr Jane Richardson	(in)Security and Security Service Providers in Pacific Island States, Dr Danielle Watson	Mapping the online far-right in NSW, A/Prof. Julian Droogan, Lise Waldek	Psychiatric illness and the risk of reoffending: Recurrent event analysis for an Australian birth cohort, Dr James Ogilvie	Violence victimisation among people released from prison, Melissa Willoughby	Drug markets in a post-lockdown era: A triangulation of multiple data sources in Australia, Prof. Jason Payne
Through AMBER-coloured glasses: Perceptions of child abduction alerts in Canada, Monique Lynn	Within-treatment change in dynamic risk factors among offenders with shorter prison sentences, Dr Yatin Mahajan	Youth Sentencing Explanations: The English Judicial perspective on legitimacy, Dr Max Lowenstein	Media Reporting of Femicide during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A 2020 global analysis, A/Prof. Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Emma McNicol	Environmental (In)securities: Territory, mobility and resilience in a warming Pacific, Dr Jeremy Brice	On-line behaviours and activities amongst individuals who have radicalised in Australia, Prof. Adrian Cherney	Exploring trajectories of offender harm: An alternative approach to understanding offending pathways over the life-course, Dr Molly McCarthy	Going Straight Home? The role of stable housing in reducing reoffending amongst people leaving prison, Dr Alice Mills	Drug offence detection during the pandemic: A spatiotemporal study of drug markets, Cameron Langfield
Exploring Community Reactions to Sex Offender Notification in New Zealand: Establishing a Spectrum of Modernity, Jordan Anderson	Prisoner voting in New Zealand, Dr James Mehigan		Learnings from the shadow pandemic: Innovation in domestic and family violence responses in times of disaster, Dr Naomi Pfitzner	Understanding Cultural and Health Securities, Dr Safua Akeli Amaama	Regulating Online Extremism, Dr Keiran Hardy	The role of the transition to high school in understanding risk and protective factors for serious youth offending, Dr Jacqui Homel		Physical and non-physical intimate partner violence during COVID-19: How did the pandemic influence the types and severity of abuse?, Anthony Morgan
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1330 – 1345 Break

1345 – 1515 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #6
Responses to Child Sexual Abuse	Prisons 2	Market Forces and Organised Crime	Women’s Experience of Domestic and Family Violence	PANEL: Policing Small-Island Developing States in the Pacific – Navigating Culture, Context and Organizational Terrain	PANEL: Patterns and risk factors for radicalisation and violent extremism	PANEL: Translating developmental/life course criminology research for policy and practice	Perspectives on Re-entry 3	PANEL: Criminological imaginings: creating knowledge through non-traditional research methodologies
Chair: James Ogilvie	Chair: James Mehigan	Chair: Adam Masters	Chair: Lisa Wheildon	Chair: Danielle Watson	Chair: Emily Corner	Chair: Susan Dennison	Chair: Daisy Gibbs	Chair: Bianca Fileborn
Language in the Dialogue of Justice: Framing and Analysis of Recent Sex Offender Legislative Debates in Parliament, Sasha Goodwin	Can Restorative Justice Reduce Incarceration? A Story from China, Yan Zhang	Tip or Reward? Incentivizing the information flow on organized crime, Dr Adam Masters	“You feel like you did something so wrong”: Women’s experiences of a loved one’s child sexual abuse material offending, A/Prof. Michael Salter	Community satisfaction with police service provision on Guam, Dr Loene Howes, Dr Danielle Watson	Drivers of Radicalisation and Terrorism: Implications for Risk Assessment and Management, Dr Emily Corner	Taking youth crime prevention to scale: Making systems evidence-ready and developmental/life course research policy-relevant, Prof. Ross Homel	Exploring the lived experiences of male prisoners on remand in Queensland, Australia, Chantelle Chatham	Digital mapping as feminist method: Critical reflections, Dr Bianca Fileborn
Addressing technology facilitated child sexual abuse: The role of legislation in prevention and intervention, Carol Ronken	What is behind the fall in New Zealand’s prison population? Dr James Mehigan	Compliance and Serious Organised Crime: News framing of the enforcement of laws against the illegal trade in rhino horn in the Vietnamese press, Michael Smith	Australia’s divergent legal responses to women who kill their intimate partners, Caitlin Nash	Religion and policing in Tuvalu, Dr Sara Nuzhat Amin	An exploration of risk and contextual factors linked to radicalisation in Australia, Emma Belton	Translating research to practice through co-creation: Developing transformational support for incarcerated mothers and their children, Prof. Susan Dennison	The experience of being released from jail: A case study Daisy Gibbs	The Overnight Researcher: Sleeping in Crime Scene Motels, Dr Carolyn Mckay
Patterns and predictors of reoffending among child sexual offenders: A rapid evidence assessment Cameron Long	Australia’s prison dilemma, Stephen King, Richard Spencer	Towards a predictive model of criminogenic market forces and specific item theft trajectories: An open-source intelligence web scraping approach Liam Quinn	Victim-survivors and the challenges of co-creating the reform of a failing family violence system Lisa Wheildon	Policing Transnational Crime in the Pacific: The Role of Culture and Community on the Frontline Jose Sousa-Santos	Exploring the ideologies and motivations of extreme right-wing groups in Australia Tiahna Mulholland	Collaborating for change: supporting the children of incarcerated mothers Dr Corrie Williams	“Go and look in the mirror and make a change mum”: Motherhood and identity change in women’s desistance in Aotearoa New Zealand, Grace Low	Making the Absent Tangible: The Hauntological Cinema of Sorry to Bother You Dr Alex Simpson
			A culture of consent: The challenges faced by legal practitioners when representing family violence victim-survivors who have been misidentified as predominant aggressors, Ellen Reeves	“Staka Woman Tumas”: Police Perspectives on Organizational Gender Balancing, Casandra Harry		Practitioner voice in youth research, evaluation and program design, Dr Kathryn Seymour		Riding Up Research: Auto-ethnography and opportunistic research, Prof. Murray Lee
								Performing the law: On performance-based legal research methodologies, Dr Sean Mulcahy
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1515 – 1645 (AEST)ANZSOC AGM and Distinguished Criminologist Award

1645 – 1700 Break

1700 – 1900 (AEST) Film Event: Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation screening and discussion

FRIDAY 10 DECEMBER 2021

0900 – 0930 (AEST) DAY THREE OPENING SESSION

Day Three Opening & Awards

Award Presentations:

Allan Austin Bartholomew Award
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
PhD Student Paper Prize
Best Honours/Masters Thesis in Criminology

0930 – 1030 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #7
Therapeutic Jurisprudence	Current Issues in Criminal Justice – ideas development workshop	Responses to Gender-Based Violence	Crime, Disabilities and Victimisation	Policing 1	PANEL: Data-guided responses to crime and behavioural health problems in children and young people	Alcohol and Public Safety	Crime, Religion, and Remorse
Chair: Meredith Rossner		Chair: William Wood	Chair: Raffaella Cresciani	Chair: Caroline Spiranovic	Chair: Jacqueline Homel	Chair: Jesse Parmar	Chair: Toby Miles-Johnson
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of judicial supervision interventions on recidivism of criminal offenders in Australia and New Zealand, Michael Trood	Current Issues in Criminal Justice – ideas development workshop, Dr Justin Ellis	Adult Restorative Justice and Gendered Violence: Practitioner and Service Provider Viewpoints from Queensland, Australia, Dr Samantha Jeffries, Dr William Wood	Violent times: The temporal flows of violence in the lives of people with disability, Raffaella Cresciani	Citizens on Patrol: Making a case for Citizens’ Arrest in Australia, Dr Matthew Raj	Predicting Youth Justice supervision among young people placed in out-of-home care before age 10, Dr Catia Malvoso	Breath tests in Western Australia: Examining the economic dividends and effectiveness of general deterrence, Jesse Parmar	Criminology and public theology, Prof. Andrew Millie
Cooperation and Collaboration in the ACT Drug Court, Prof. Meredith Rossner, Prof Lorana Bartels		Gender violence & the role of animals during the COVID-19 lockdown, Dr Nuria Querol	Policing disability and disadvantage, Simone Rowe, Michael Baker	Suspicious minds and suspicioning: Constructing suspicion during policework, Dr Ross Hendy	Assessing indicators and correlates of child wellbeing in communities, Dr Jacqueline Homel	The effects of banning orders and ID scanners on violent crime and disorder: An analysis of micro-locations in Surfers Paradise, Adam Turner	Religious Policing: How officer’s religion and level of religiosity shapes perceptions of police-citizen interaction, A/Prof. Toby Miles-Johnson
Therapeutic Policing: Police as Therapeutic Agents, Helen Punter		Conceptualising justice and street harassment: Victim-centred perspectives, Dr Bianca Fileborn	Disabled in Rural Victoria, Dr Marg Camilleri	Training Police Officers in Investigative Interviewing: What Role Can Criminologists Play?, Dr Caroline Spiranovic, Dr Kate Cashman	Supporting children and young people through parent-focused interventions: Issues in implementing a data-guided, community-based program, Krystal Lockwood		Long Haul Remorse: The Continuous Performance of Repentance throughout Prison Sentences, Dr Maggie Hall
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1030 – 1200 ( AEST) PLENARY SESSION

Plenary Panel 3: Digital Harms, Dystopian Futures

Moderator: A/Prof. Michael Salter
Scientia Fellow, Criminologist, University of New South Wales
A/Prof. Tristan Kennedy
Department of Indigenous Studies, Macquarie University
Dr Rosalie Gillett
Postdoctoral Research Fellow QUT Node, Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making
Dr James Martin
Senior Lecturer, Deakin University
Ms Lise Waldek
Lecturer in terrorism studies, Department of Security Studies and Criminology, Macquarie University
Mr Cameron Bayly
Principal Advisor, New Zealand Police

1200 – 1230 Lunch Break

1230 – 1330 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #8
Restorative Justice	PANEL: Border criminology as the critical study of border harms	Teaching & Learning in Criminology	Policing 2	PANEL: Understanding child maltreatment precursors and pathways	Addressing Environmental Injustices	Drugs and the Dark Web	Institutional Abuse 1
Chair: William Wood	Chair: Prof. Leanne Weber	Chair: Kate Burns	Chair: Alan Beckley	Chair: Dr Catia Malvaso	Chair: Janet Ransley	Chair: Andrew Childs	Chair: A/Prof. Ben Wadham
Mediation in the Justice System – Considering the Evidence, Dr Emily Schindeler	Borders, control and the office of the criminologist, Dr Claire Loughnan	Teaching and Learning Scholarship in Criminology across Australia and Aotearoa: Findings from a scoping review , Dr Rachel Loney-howes, Dr Kate Burns	Law Enforcement and Body Worn Cameras; is the objective protection of citizens or police officers?, Dr Alan Beckley	Exploring Dual-system Involvement for Domestic Violence Victimisation and Child Maltreatment Perpetration: An Exploration by Gender and Race/ethnicity, Dr Brigitte Gilbert	Non-Compliance with Agri-Food Safety Laws in Kenya: A Routine Activity Approach, Emmanuel Bunei	Beyond the dark web: Navigating the risks of cannabis supply over the surface web, Dr Andrew Childs	Institutional Abuse in the Australian Defence Force, A/Prof. Ben Wadham, A/Prof James Connor
Beyond “what works”: For whom does restorative justice conferencing reduce reoffending?, Ellie Piggott	The welfare policing of asylum seekers and the ‘politics of death’, Prof. Leanne Weber	Forensic studies in criminology: Fostering skills in critical analysis, Dr Loene Howes	Sweet Spots of Residual Deterrence A Randomised Crossover Experiment in Minimalist Police Patrol, Jesse Parmar	Understanding Risk and Protective Factors for Maternal Maltreatment: A Population-Based Comparative Analysis, Ayda Kuluk	Applying a Conservation Criminology Framework to inform Compliance Management Practice in Marine Protected Areas, Dr Damian Weekers	Crime script analysis of drug importation facilitated by the darknet, Elena Morgenthaler	Law & Disorder: NSW deaths in custody and from police operations, Terry Flanders
	The Migration Industry and Women Migrant Workers’ Security in ASEAN, Dr Shih Joo Tan	Citizen Social Science: Criminology students as Citizen Social Scientists,Dr Vicky Nagy	Evidence map of police bias, Dr Lisa Tompson	Intergenerational child maltreatment: A population-based multi-generational examination of maltreatment (dis)continuity, Emma McKenzie	Acknowledging the Un-Acknowledged, Charles Louisson	Dark Web Drug Trafficking in an Australian Context – Addressing the Police Based Response, Ethan Callaway
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1330 – 1345 Afternoon Break

1345 – 1515 (AEST) CONCURRENT SESSION #9
PANEL: Beyond law reform: (re)imagining responses to gendered violence	PANEL: Invisible Victims, Invisible Offenders: Rethinking the Role of the State in Modern Slavery Crime	Perspectives on Trauma	Policing 3	Crime and the Life Course	Designing Safe Communities	Regulating Cyberspaces	Institutional Abuse 2	PANEL: Pathways into Intimate Partner Homicide project
Session Chair: Dr Tully O’Neill	Chair: Dr Marinella Marmo	Chair: Katherine Mclachlan	Chair: Kelly Hine	Chair: Giulietta Valuri	Chair: Keiran Hardy	Chair: Andrew Childs	Chair: Dave McDonald	Chair: Hayley Boxall
Beyond consent: How queer people navigate sex and relationships, Sophie Hindes	Modern Slavery, State-Corporate Benevolence, and the Production and Reproduction of State-Corporate Harm, Dr Marinella Marmo	Trauma-informed sentencing in South Australia, Katherine Mclachlan	The Dangers Facing Australian Police in the Line of Duty: Assaults against Police Officers, Dr Kelly Hine	Adolescent-to-Parent Family Violence: Longitudinal Pathways to Offending and Re-Offending, Allison Peck	High-rise living: A criminological account of fire, spatiality and atmosphere, Kajsa Lundberg	The regulation of cryptography in Australia: Analysing the criminalisation of non-compliance with access and assistance orders, Dr Michael Wilson	Women do it too: Child sexual abuse in schools, Amanda Robertson	Pathways to intimate partner homicide in Australia: Findings from the analysis of an Australian sample Dr Hayley Boxall
Que(e)r(y)ing violence: Sex work as a form of violence against women?, Dr Larissa Sandy	Empowering ethical consumers or passing the buck? The underexplored impacts of responsibilising consumers in regulatory response to modern slavery in global supply chains, Kyla Raby	The neuroscience of incident reduction in secure environments, Rebecca Cort	Women in Policing in Pacific Island Countries, Prof. Melissa Bull	A comparison of trajectories of offending among people with psychotic disorders, other mental disorders and no mental disorders: Evidence from a whole-of-population birth cohort study, Dr Giulietta Valuri	Designing Safe and Sustainable Future Cities , Dr Keiran Hardy, Dr Joanne Dolley, Dr David Sargent	Innovation in cybercrime measurement: perspectives from the Asia-Pacific region, Guilherme Miranda Dutra, Mingyu Kim	Investigating Child Sexual Abuse, Dark Networks, and the Roman Catholic Church at St Joseph’s Orphanage Neerkol, Maddison Marriott	The role of emotional dysregulation in pathways to intimate partner homicide Dr Siobhan Lawler
Legal representation for victim-survivors: A pathway to justice?, Mary Illiadis	Dependents as Victims of Human Trafficking and Forced Marriage, Dr Nerida Chazal		Pachamama Policing in Colombia: Securing the Rights of Nature, Diogenes Eli Casas Samper	What effect did the revised minimum school leaving age have on crime in New South Wales, Australia?, Shubhi Sharma	Introducing the International Targeted School Violence Database: Safety Beyond School Shootings, Benjamin Crowe	Innovation barriers to digital developments in justice, Prof. Stuart Ross, Dr. Mark Wood	Locality, Spatiality and Child Sexual Abuse, Dave McDonald	The role of separation in pathways to intimate partner homicide Laura Doherty
‘It’s not a compliment’: mapping survivors’ justice needs on Instagram, Dr Tully O’Neill				Understanding desistance from outlaw motorcycle gangs, Isabella Voce	Preventing financial abuse of elders in Queensland, Dr Emily Moir	Territoriality, criminal jurisdiction and remote cyber offending: The problematic legacies of Australia’s Hew Griffiths case, Dr Sally Kennedy, Dr Ian Warren	“We’re taught they’re this semi-God, yet they’re raping kids”: Spiritual ripple effects of child sexual abuse perpetrated by Catholic clergymen, Jamie-Lee Emmanuel
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1515 – 1530 (AEST) CLOSING PLENARY SESSION

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