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Kate Fitzgibbon
Leading researcher on domestic and family violence, perpetrator interventions and criminal justice reform, and Professor of Practice at Monash University with an honorary fellowship at the University of Melbourne Law School.
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Nov 19, 2025
• 55min
‘Adult time for violent crime’? What commitments should guide society’s response to youth crime?
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Kate Fitzgibbon, a leading researcher on domestic violence and criminal justice reform, dives into the complexities of youth crime and punishment. She emphasizes the need for accountability over mere punishment, arguing that lengthy incarceration often fails to enhance community safety. The conversation touches on the importance of rehabilitation, the impact of trauma on young offenders, and the shortcomings of punitive measures. Fitzgibbon also highlights Australia's human rights obligations and advocates for evidence-based interventions that prioritize education and trauma treatment over detention.
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