Act Anent Child Murder

, 17

Act to Prevent the Destroying and Murthering of Bastard Children (1624)

, 16–17

Active corrupter

, 163–164

Adjudicative facts

, 8

Agency

, 151

Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF). See Alcoholism Foundation of Victoria

Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of Queensland (1974)

, 178–179

Alcohol and other Drug Council of Australia (ADCA)

, 178–179, 184

Alcohol and other Drug Foundation Australia (ADFA)

, 178–179

Alcohol consumption

, 178–179

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

, 174–175, 177–178

Alcoholism Foundation of Victoria

, 178–179, 181

Alienists

, 31–32

Alltagsgeschichte

, 148

American Bar Association

, 213–214

American Civil Rights movement

, 148

Angelmakers

, 189

Anthropology

, 147

Anti-delinquency

, 67–68

Anxiety

, 17–18

Arch-occupier strategy

, 210–211

Archival primary document analysis

, 172–173

Asylum doctors

, 31–32

Atlantic World

, 148

Australasian Association of Psychiatrists (AAP)

, 31–32

Australia, forensic psychology in

, 104–119

Australian Capital Territory Foundation on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (1977)

, 178–179

Australian National Council on Drugs (ANCD)

, 182–183

Australian supreme courts, preventive detention in

, 85–89

Baby farming

, 198–199

Bad femininity

, 73–74

Ballads

, 19–20

Basic Field Manual Military Government (1940)

, 212–213

Behaviour

, 57–58

Black Widow

, 189

Cardiazol

, 42

Carl von Clausewitz

, 205–206

Chief Justice (CJ)

, 93

Child psychology

, 42

Civil Court

, 102

Civil governance

, 219

Civil policing

, 217–218

Clark County Juvenile Home

, 70

Clinical-criminal model

, 98

Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA)

, 221, 223

Cocaine

, 178–179

Coercion

, 222–224

Colonial psychiatrists

, 39–40

Common sense criterion and knowledge

, 36–37

Commonality

, 166

Community Partnerships Initiative (CPI)

, 183

Competency to stand trial

, 105–107

Compiling criminal statistics

, 80

Concealment of Birth of Bastards Act. See Act to Prevent the Destroying and Murthering of Bastard Children (1624)

Conceptualisations

, 80

Consensus-driven model of historical criminology

, 125–126

Constitutio Criminalis Carolina of 1532

, 16–17

Contemporary Australian drug policy

, 12, 171

Content analysis

, 167

Continuities in history of partnerships between NGOs and governments

, 179–183

Corruption

, 157–158

in Queensland Police Force

, 158–159

Counterinsurgency

, 204, 217, 220

theorists

, 204, 206–207

Court of Criminal Jurisdiction (CCJ)

, 102–104

forensic psychology in Australia and

, 104–119

COVID-19 pandemic

, 1–2

Crime

, 1, 5–6, 15–16, 227

of drunkenness

, 54–55

historians of

, 145–146

history

, 144–145

of public drunkenness

, 47–48

research from historical perspective

, 8

Crime studies

, 1, 3, 228–229

history and

, 9–12

Criminal Code (1892)

, 42

Criminal culpability

, 31

Criminal intent, Mens Rea and

, 111–115

Criminal issues

, 3

Criminal justice

, 217

history

, 127

Criminal justice system (CJS)

, 6–7, 219–220

Criminal kids

, 68–74

Criminal Lunatics Act

, 34–35

Criminal psychology

, 1, 5

Criminal statistics

, 80

Criminal trials

, 37–38

Criminality

, 10–11, 228–229

Criminological/criminology

, 1, 15–16, 42, 49–50, 125, 127, 192–193, 204, 227, 230–231

analysis

, 192

rendezvous discipline of

, 139–140

research

, 125

theory

, 125

Critical criminologists

, 172–173

Critical criminology

, 53

Culture of egalitarianism

, 43–44

Dangerousness

, 80

Dark Angel

, 189

DASTUM database

, 23–24

De-Ba’athification

, 221–222

Decision-making and habitual criminal declarations

, 89–94

Defendant mental state and insanity

, 107–111

Demilitarisation

, 221–222

Deviance

, 54–61

historical episode of

, 48

history, historical criminology and concept of

, 49–54

motivation for

, 159–160

Digitisation

, 144–145

Disciplinary orthodoxy

, 49–50

Discipline of sociology

, 53

Discomfort

, 137–138

Discontinuities in history of partnerships between NGOs and governments

, 179–183

Divergence

, 129

Drug policy

, 171

1950s and rise of self-help and establishment of foundations

, 177–179

Australian

, 174

continuities and discontinuities in history of partnerships between NGOs and governments

, 179–183

methods

, 173–174

results

, 174–177

troubling partnerships

, 175–177

understanding ‘history’ in sector

, 184–186

Drunkenness

, 55–57

Dutch Songbook Database

, 21–22

Egalitarianism

, 43–44

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

, 42

Emotion

, 4–5

Epidemic of infanticide

, 17–18

Espionage Act (1917)

, 154

European imperialism

, 215–216

European modernisation

, 148

Evil libertinage

, 20

Exegesis

, 149

Eyewitness competence and reliability

, 115–119

Family-state compact

, 17

Female homicide

, 189

Feminine crimes

, 191

Femininity

, 73–74

Feminist approach

, 12

Feminist criminology

, 189–190

Feminist historical criminology

homicide in Victoria

, 194–196

violent women

, 191–194

women’s homicide offending 1860–1920

, 196–198

women’s homicide victims

, 198–202

Feminist theory

, 189–190

Fetishisation of interdisciplinarity

, 137–138

Field manual (FM)

, 212–213

Filicide

, 198–199

First Seminole War (1816–1819)

, 209–210

Fluidity

, 15–16

FM 27–5. See Basic Field Manual Military Government (1940)

Foreign-imposed occupation

, 218–219

Forensic psychiatry

, 31–32

in Australia

, 33–34

delayed development

, 38–42

rise of nineteenth-century insanity ‘expert’

, 34–38

in Victoria

, 42–44

Forensic psychology

, 1, 5–6, 98, 227, 230–231

competency to stand trial

, 105–107

Court of Criminal Jurisdiction

, 102–104

defendant mental state and insanity

, 107–111

eyewitness competence and reliability

, 115–119

forensic psychology in Australia and Court of Criminal Jurisdiction

, 104–119

Mens Rea and criminal intent

, 111–115

Forensics

, 1

Foundation for Research and Treatment of Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (FRATADD)

, 178–179

Four-component model

, 215–216, 220

utility to understanding Iraq

, 221–224

Future crime

, 80

Gendarme strategy

, 205–206, 218–219

Gendered theorisations of violence

, 193–194

Government iEnquiries and responses

, 179–183

Great Depression

, 66

Habitual Criminal Sterilization Act

, 78

Habitual criminals

, 77–79, 81

decision-making and habitual criminal declarations

, 89–94

methodology and trends in preventive detention

, 83–85

reoffending post-indefinite detention

, 94–95

prior scholarship on habitual criminal declarations in Australia

, 82–83

trends in preventive detention in Australian supreme courts

, 85–89

Habitual Criminals Act (1869)

, 81

Habitual depredators

, 80

Habitual drunkards

, 60

Haney’s psychology-driven model

, 7–8

Hardening

, 137–138

Hell’s Belle

, 189

Historical analysis

, 159–160, 192

Historical crime studies

, 231–232

Historical criminologists

, 135–136

Historical criminology. See also Feminist historical criminology

, 33, 48, 50–54, 61, 125, 127–128, 135, 140, 157–158, 172–173, 189–191

current interpretations of

, 126–135

history–sociological criminology spectrum

, 136

intersectional methods to analyse police corruption

, 160–163

Historical episode of deviance

, 48

Historical methods

, 173

Historical research on crime

, 8

Historical scholarship in crime studies

, 227–228

Historical time

, 133–134

Historically driven impact-based studies

, 230

History

, 127, 227, 230

of crime

, 15–16

and crime studies

, 9–12

impact-based research using

, 8

of violence

, 127

Holy Roman Empire

, 16–17

Homicidal monomaniac

, 41–42

Homicide in Victoria

, 194–196

Homo sapiens

, 147

Human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS)

, 181–182

Impact-based research

, 228–229

building blocks in place

, 228–229

connected issue

, 230–231

historical crime studies

, 231–232

historical scholarship in crime studies

, 227–228

impact-based historical crime studies

, 229–230

impact-based scholarship and historical studies

, 233

potential areas of

, 232

Imprisonment

, 77

In re Gault

, 63–64, 66

Inclination

, 2–3

Infanticide

, 15–17, 26–27, 198–199

Act Anent Child Murder

, 17

Braes of Strathblane

, 28–29

in Britain

, 19–20

craze

, 19–20

Dutch Songbook Database

, 21–22

Horrid Murder

, 29

identifiable historical incidents of

, 23–24

Italian infanticide legislation

, 26

in nineteenth-century French ballads

, 25

posthumous punishments

, 22

young woman in Braintree

, 27–28

young women in domestic service

, 17–18

young women’s ‘inhuman fury

, 24–25

Insanity

, 31

experts

, 31–32

Insulin

, 42

Interdisciplinarity

, 138

fetishisation of

, 137–138

International Workers of World (IWW)

, 151–152

Interpretative framework

, 227–228

Intersectional methods of historical criminology

, 160–163

Judicial discretion

, 92

Juridical history

, 31–34

Juvenile court system

, 63

Juvenile delinquents

, 64–66

origins of policing Las Vegas youth

, 66–68

In re Gault in Nevada and Beyond

, 74–76

youth camps, criminal kids and series of scandals

, 68–74

Juvenile justice evolution in Las Vegas

, 64

Kleptomania

, 37

Kraepelin’s framework

, 39–40

Labelling

, 54–61

Lady Bluebeard

, 189

Law Psychology

, 5–6

Legal adjudication lens

, 101

Legal scholarship lens

, 101

Legal studies

, 227

Legislative facts

, 8

Libertinage

, 26

Lieber Code

, 210–211

Lunatic asylum

, 34–35

Lunatics

, 39

M’Naghten Rules

, 108, 110–111

Mad-doctor

, 31–32

Manifest madness

, 36–37

Marijuana

, 178–179

Mary Hamilton

, 26–27

McCoy’s model

, 163–164

Medical profession

, 39

Medico-legal knowledge

, 33–34

Mens Rea and criminal intent

, 111–115

Mentalities history

, 146

Methodological ambiguity

, 137–138

Methods/methodology

, 129–131

Microanalysis in crime history

, 145

Microhistorical/microhistory

, 143–144, 146

approach

, 11

evolution of subfield

, 146–148

five elements of

, 149–151

New Year’s Eve, 1919

, 151–153

productive speculation

, 153–155

research

, 192

Military government officer (MGO)

, 213–214

Military occupation

, 203, 205

Ministerial Council on Drug Strategy (MCDS)

, 182–183

Monahan and Walker’s law-driven model

, 8

Moral charges

, 68–69

Morally insane

, 41–42

Motivation for deviance

, 159–160

Multidimensionality of criminal justice

, 83

Multifarious methods of colonial psychiatry

, 40

Mundane crimes

, 189

Muscatine County Socialist

, 153–154

Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

, 177–178

National Campaign Against Drug Abuse (NCADA)

, 173–174

National Drug Strategic Framework (NDSF)

, 182–183

National Drug Strategy

, 171, 173–174, 181–182

Natural disaster

, 203

Neonatal infanticide

, 16–17

Netflix series

, 189

New South Wales (NSW)

, 173–174

policing drunkenness in

, 54–61

Nineteenth-century insanity ‘expert’, rise of

, 34–38

Non-Government Organisation Treatment Grants Program (NGOTGP)

, 183

Non-presentism

, 150–151

Nongovernment organisations (NGOs)

, 171, 177–178

in Australian drug policy

, 174

continuities and discontinuities in history of partnerships between governments and

, 179–183

Normal exceptions (eccezionalmente normale)

, 149–150

Northern Territory Foundation on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (1976)

, 178–179

Occupation strategy

four-component model

, 215–220

occupation theory and critical role of popular compliance

, 205–209

US history and lessons for occupation theory

, 209–215

utility of four-component model to understanding Iraq

, 221–224

Occupation studies

, 204

Occupation theory

, 205–209

and critical role of popular compliance

, 205–209

US history and lessons for

, 209–215

Occupation zone

, 203

Oceanographer

, 143

Organisational culture

, 11–12

Pacification

, 217–218

Partnerships

, 174–175

troubling

, 175–177

Passive “corruptee”

, 163–164

Peacekeeping

, 203

Penal policies and preventive detention

, 81

Penology

, 134

Police Acts

, 59–60

Police corruption

, 157–158, 163, 165, 232

archival material to construct pattern of

, 165–167

historical method to identify corrupt networks of police in Queensland

, 167–170

intersectional methods of historical criminology to analyse

, 160–163

in Queensland

, 158–160

Policing

, 1, 125–126, 217, 220

Policing drunkenness

deviance, labelling and historical criminology

, 54–61

history, historical criminology and concept of deviance

, 49–54

in New South Wales

, 54–61

Policing Las Vegas youth, origins of

, 66–68

Political persuasion

, 207–208

Political science

, 204

Polizeistaat

, 218–219

Popular compliance, critical role of

, 205–209

Popular perception

, 215–216

Post-indefinite detention, reoffending

, 94–95

Posthumous punishments

, 22

Post–World War II theory

, 205–206

Pregnancy

, 20

Prevention of Crime Act (1871)

, 81

Preventive detention

in Australian supreme courts

, 85–89

methodology and trends in

, 83–85

penal policies and

, 81

Primitive states

, 222–224

Prior scholarship on habitual criminal declarations in Australia

, 82–83

Prisons

, 125–126

Productive speculation

, 153–155

Professional accreditation

, 31–32

Prosecution Project database

, 78–79, 84

Prosecutorial discretion

, 90

Prosecutors

, 78–79

Provost Courts

, 210

Psychiatrist

, 31–32

Psychiatry

, 31–32

Psychological specialisation

, 98

Psychology

, 6, 97, 204

Public drunkenness

, 47–48

Puerperal mania

, 37

Quantification

, 144–145

Queensland

corruption in

, 158–159

historical method to identify corrupt networks of police in

, 167–170

police corruption in

, 158–160

Queensland Criminal Code Act

, 81

Queensland Police Force

, 158

Radical criminologists

, 172–173

Reconstruction

, 219–220

reconstruction/civil administration

, 217

Reliability, eyewitness competence and

, 115–119

Rendezvous discipline of criminology

, 134, 139–140

Reoffending post-indefinite detention

, 94–95

Reprèsentations collectives

, 146

Reproductive crimes

, 191

Research aims

, 129

Research foci

, 129

Risk, need and responsivity model (RNR model)

, 80

Roper v Simmons

, 76

Science of real life

, 147–148

Scientific men

, 31–32

Scientific scholarship lens

, 97–100

Security enforcement

, 217–218

Self-help movement

, 177–179

Sensationalism

, 2–3

Sex maniac

, 41–42

Sexuality

, 191

Social constructionism

, 52–53

Social defence theory

, 38

Social sciences

, 42, 125

Social vacuum

, 33

Social welfare

, 203

Societal welfare

, 203

Sociological criminology

, 127–129, 133–135

Sociology

, 42

Source analysis

, 164–165

South Australian Foundation on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (SAFADD)

, 178–179

Spirit

, 175

Spring Mountain Youth Camp

, 72–73

SPSS software program

, 84

Statistical analysis

, 144–145

Stipendiary Magistrate (SM)

, 94–95

Strategy perception

, 215–216

Sub-discipline

, 97–98

Subfield evolution

, 146–148

Tasmanian Foundation on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (1975)

, 178–179

Technology

, 66

Temperance

, 175

Tensions

, 6

Threat perception

, 15–16

Traditional crime studies

, 227

Trans-disciplinary

space

, 137–138

theories of occupation governance

, 204–205

Transdisciplinarity

, 172–173

Troubling partnerships

, 175–177

Two-tiered framework

, 9–10

University of Radicalism

, 151–152

US history and lessons for occupation theory

, 209–215

Vice-Admiralty Court

, 102

Victimology. See also Criminological/criminology

, 1, 125–126, 134

Victoria, forensic psychiatry in

, 42–44

Victorian Foundation on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (VFADD). See Alcoholism Foundation of Victoria

Violence

, 222–224

history of

, 127

violent crimes

, 19–20

violent women

, 191–194

Wittgenstein’s approach

, 138–139

Women’s Ambulance and Defense Corp (WADC)

, 69–70

Women’s Army Corp

, 69–70

Women’s homicide. See also Infanticide

, 189–190, 193

offending 1860–1920

, 196–198

victims

, 198–202

YMCA

, 68–69

Youth camps

, 68–74

Youth crime

, 68–69

Zox Royal Commission

, 43