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9 March 2019

Peter Norman                                peter.norman@courts.sa.gov.au

ACPC Chairman

Level 2, Sir Samuel Way Building
Victoria Square, Adelaide 5000

Dear Mr. Norman

Will ACPC (nee ACPC and After-care Council to 1975) facilitate Australians with some understanding of the Criminal Justice System that want the following three adverse consequences et al reduced -

A.      read my Discussion Paper Thinking Outside the Cell (either on a DVD in a DVD Case or on a USB Stick Flash Drive); and

B.      complete my Peer Review Form (Word document) and email it to ACPC?

1.            Baker's Dozen Unsustainable Problems Within Australian Prison System

2.            Femicide and Filicide murders in Australia annually

3.            Exceedingly high annual recidivism/re-offending rates in Australia

The Writer refers to his Prior emails with ACPC over recent months.

A burnt DVD provides greater integrity than a USB Stick.  A DVD will auto-open (in a Windows operating system) at my Discussion Paper by clicking at Windows pop ups on the RHS of their screen when prompted, whereupon the peer reviewer can readily open to the 'primary page' Letter_to_Peter_Norman_9-Mar-19.htm and click on multiple embedded threads therein.

110+ Defined Terms avoid uncertainty/misinterpretation. 180+ documents, reports, articles, discussion papers et al in Articles & Reports - Bibliography are linked with embedded threads.  In the vast majority of the 180+ 'documents' in Articles & Reports - Bibliography, the text from a downloaded PDF has been extracted and saved in a dedicated htm file.  Pertinent sections of text within those reports are coloured.  The actual PDF of the primary source document/report/article is accessible by clicking on the initial thread at the top of the associated webpage.

None of those 180+ 'documents' have attempted what I seek to achieve, namely to present a Discussion Paper that sets out how to materially decrease the tangible and intangible costs/failings/weaknesses of Australia's Criminal Justice System, not limited to 1.  2. and 3. above.

I am hopeful that academics/practitioners that profess to have an understanding of Australia's Criminal Justice System, and are concerned about 1.  2. and 3. above, will -

A.        display requisite courage/concern to complete my Peer Review Form (Word document); and

B.        email their completed Form to ACPC. 

Relying upon ACPC's CONSTITUTION AND RULES, in particular Clause 4 'Objects', I seek ACPC to publish my Discussion Paper Thinking Outside the Cell at Crime Prevention Articles after it has measured at least three completed/submitted Peer Review Forms, together with publishing all 'accepted' email submitted Peer Review Forms as annexures to Thinking Outside the Cell.  Hence, worthwhile contributions by peer reviewers would be recognised and their comments/views available for consideration and 'Comment' on the ACPC website by people that have registered on the ACPC website - in the same manner that financial contributors to the SMH can post a 'Comment' or tick an 'affirmative' to an existing 'Comment'. 

It would be a simple 'web enhancement' task to enable readers to post their written 'Comments' on ACPC's website under the prefix of their email address, where accepted written 'Comments' are viewable by other readers. 

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