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The study described in this article was based on the interviews of 225 prison property offenders in New South Wales gaols. It provides information on the relationship between the commission of crimes, such as armed robbery and burglary, and the regular use of heroin, as well as profiling the behaviour of one identifiable sample of users.

Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction; 2. Sources of police cases; 3. Police powers in relation to detention and arrest; 4. The construction of the police case; 5. Pre-trial preparation of prosecutors; 6. Pre- trial involvement of judges; 7. The construction of the defence case; 8. Trial procedure, rules, setting and personnel; 9. The trial: case file analysis; 10. The prosecution observed; 11. The defence at trial observed (1); 12. The defence at trial observed (2); 13. Trial outcomes observed; 14. The process and the system; 15. Conclusion -- Appendix 1. Chinese criminal procedure: an overviewAppendix 2. A note on research methodology; Appendix 3. Case file analysis schedule; Appendix 4. Courtroom observation schedule; Appendix 5. Interview schedule for judges; Appendix 6. Interview schedule for prosecutors; Appendix 7. Interview schedule for defenders; Appendix 8. A note on administrative punishment in China; Bibliography; Index