Attrition of Sexual Offences from the New South Wales Criminal Justice System, The

By Jacqueline Fitzgerald. 2006

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Stemming the flow: challenges for policing adult sexual assault with regard to attrition rates and under‐reporting of sexual offences (2010, methodology): “…have the lowest conviction rates compared with other crimes and that only a small minority of reported sexual offences result in either charges being laid or the case proceeding to court (CWCJS, 2009; Feist et al., 2007; Kelly & Lovett, 2009; Fitzgerald, 2006; Kelly, 2001; OCJR, 2006; VLRC, 2004).”
Rape and Attrition in the Legal Process: A Comparative Analysis of Five Countries (2010, background): “…Horsky 1987, 1988 Court court V younger court V female - - - - … court … court … court 22 De Jong and Rose 1991 Court court V 1 7 … court - - … court … court - - … court 639 26 Fitzgerald 2006 All police V 1 10 … court police V female … court - - - - …* police … court - - police … court 34 Gunn…”
Child sexual abuse and subsequent offending and victimisation: A 45 year follow-up study (2012, background): “It is well documented that most sexual offences go unreported, and of those that are reported, most do not proceed past the investigation stage to court (ABS, 2004; Cross, Walsh, Simone, & Jones, 2003; Fitzgerald, 2006; San Lazaro, Steele, & Donaldson, 1996).”