PPT-The crash and offence involvement of speeding offenders

Barry Watson Presentation to Under the Radar Traffic Offenders Conference 7 December 2011 CRICOS No 00213J Acknowledgements ARC Linkage project partners Queensland Department of Transport amp Main Roads. DOT HS 812 021 Speeding - Related, 2003–2012 YearTotal Fatalities Percent Speeding-Related200342,884 NHTSA’s National Center for Statistics and Analysis 200 New Jersey Avenue SE., Washingto DOT HS 811 751 YearTotal Fatalities Percent Speeding-Related200243,00513,79932200342,88413,49931200442,83613,29131200543,51013,58331200642,70813,60932 NHTSA’s National Center for Statistics and The Criminal Law Amendment Act 2012. The Weapons And Other Legislation Amendment Act 2012 . The . Criminal Law (False Evidence Before Parliament) Amendment Act 2012 . The . Penalties and Sentences and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2012 . What do we know about sentencing?. Excerpt from the Criminal Code 718. The fundamental purpose of sentencing is to contribute, along with crime prevention initiatives, for the respect of the law and the maintenance of a just, peaceful and safe society by imposing just sanctions that have one or more of the following objectives:. Claire Hargreaves . – c.hargreaves1@lancaster.ac.uk . Professor Brian Francis . – asabjf@exchange.lancs.ac.uk. Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Lancaster University. European Society of Criminology, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2011. Professor. School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Arizona State University. September 30, 2015. Smart Policing and the Challenge of Translational Criminology. Problem Focused. Data Driven. Preventive.  .  . Civil Participation in Probation in a Japanese Perspective. - How Japanese VPO System Functions for the High-Risk Offenders .  .  . . . Rehabilitation and . Criminogenic. Needs. of the Socially Excluded . Australian perspective. Dr Judy Fleiter. CRICOS No. 00213J. Road Safety Network:. CIHR Team . inTransdisciplinary. Studies in DWI Onset, Persistence, Prevention and Treatment, Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Montreal. CLANT presentation by Lyma Nguyen and Rebekah O’Meagher. William . Forster . Chambers 10 April 2014. What the presentation will cover…. Common federal offences dealt with in the Northern Territory. By Kayla Burnett, Rae Thomas, Nicole Malta, Lydia . Kosobucki. , Will Daniels . 2. Facts . About Speeding. Speeding has been a factor in over 37% of crashes involving 16-year-olds. Research has shown that teenagers don't drive safely for fear of crashing, but rather for fear of getting a ticket. Researchers said that teenagers have a sense of immortality and the "it can't happen to me" syndrome. Mohammed Al-Ali. Oral communication. Outlines. Introduction. Every day there are 17 Saudi Arabian residents die on the country’s roads, a report by the Kingdom’s General Directorate of Traffic has revealed. The news comes after the World Health Organization found Saudi Arabia to have the world’s highest number of deaths from road accidents, which now make up the country’s principal cause of death in adult males aged 16 to 36.. Sentencing Young Offenders. Remember that the age of criminal responsibility is 10. Offenders who are under 18 are dealt with differently from adults . Sentences available vary depending on the age of the offender. Perpetrator . The perpetrator is the person who actually commits the crime. More than one person would be called co-perpetrators . Aiding. . Aiding is a criminal offence that involves helping a perpetrator commit a crime. . Some viewers may find this distressing.. Speed Limits Are Not Targets. Speed limits are limits, not targets. . When a car crashes, it’s the amount of kinetic energy that the car has which determines the force of impact. Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Small increases in speed lead to much higher increases in kinetic energy..