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Brock 11th February 2013 |
Death penalty > Abolition date 1,985 [44th of 64] Death penalty > Abolition for ordinary crimes 1,984 [3rd of 20] Death penalty > Last executed 1,967 [18th of 55] Ha! These are DATES! Last person executed - 1967 CP abolished - 1985 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Australia |
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anti discrimination 2nd October 2011 |
Stop discriminate Australia! Pater+Field |
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Dan 30th July 2011 |
If you're from Australia I'd at least think you'd know capital punishment was not abolished in 1967. |
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Greg 1st July 2010 |
Hi i didn't know 15,630 people get raped every year!!! Is this info true.....? |
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Peter+Field 19th May 2010 |
I have always felt ill at ease with the proto human culture of this country - according to per capita data Australians are Number 1 at Burglary, 2nd in Property Damage and 3rd in Rape, having forfeited this title to South Africa and and little Island off its coast. This really explains a lot to me and should make sense to most all the artists, immigrants and anyone else who was not raised in the uterus of a shopping mall. Its time to start planning to live off the grid and leave them to fight it out amongst themselves. Makes me proud to be Un-Australian. |
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replica 19th April 2010 |
Nicole, this information is at the very least very outdated. Car Theft rate is lest than half here (3.19 per 1000 in 2008, down from 6.9 alleged here), burglary rate was 16.9 per 1,000 in 2005 (down from 21.7 here), Robberies were .772 per 1,000 in 2007, 31% lower than here. Rapes appear to be all forms of sexual assault, I can't any info on rapes singularly. -- removed bit about death penalty hopes it doesn't posted rolls eyes -- |
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Dwayne 19th April 2010 |
Nicole, this information is at the very least very outdated. Car Theft rate is lest than half here (3.19 per 1000 in 2008, down from 6.9 alleged here), burglary rate was 16.9 per 1,000 in 2005 (down from 21.7 here), Robberies were .772 per 1,000 in 2007, 31% lower than here. Rapes appear to be all forms of sexual assault, I can't any info on rapes singularly. I'm not sure how we have executed 1,900 criminals, lol. Even if they were counting ones prior to it being abolished in 1967, I doubt we'd match up against the UK. In fact, there were 114 in the 20th century. Also, notable is the absence of countries which actually have the death penalty, such as the US. |
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Dwayne 19th April 2010 |
Nicole, this information is at the very least very outdated. Car Theft rate is lest than half here (3.19 per 1000 in 2008, down from 6.9 alleged here), burglary rate was 16.9 per 1,000 in 2005 (down from 21.7 here), Robberies were .772 per 1,000 in 2007, 31% lower than here. Rapes appear to be all forms of sexual assault, I can't any info on rapes singularly. I'm not sure how we have executed 1,900 criminals, lol. (I'm not sure what those figures mean. shrug) Even if they were counting ones prior to it being abolished in 1967, I doubt we'd match up against the UK. In fact, there were 114 in the 20th century. Also, notable is the absence of countries which actually have the death penalty, such as the US. |
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Nicole 22nd March 2010 |
I this information true or just some stupid prank people are trying to play? |
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Jake 1st February 2010 |
Copyright and computer based fraud are two completely overlooked crimes all over the world, and people like publishers of Limewire seem to get off without a slap on the wrist. These two crime cost the Australian Government millions of dollars each year. |
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Edria Murray Staff editor 27th March 2005 |
In response to shahid: The country with the highest reported total per capita crime rate is Dominica followed by New Zealand and Finland. For further information on total crimes or particular types of crime such as murder, drug offences, assault or car theft see the crime category. In order to achieve a fair comparison, all crime statistics should be viewed per capita. It should also be noted that crime statistics only include reported crime. Crime is more likely to be reported when people feel that they can report crime to the police and have confidence in the police and the legal system. |
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