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Record ID: f49d3f48-0a71-49a4-8f53-00e59a1b5a53
Type: Report
Title: Violence excluded : a study into exclusion orders in South East Sydney
Authors: Edwards, Robyn
Keywords: Legal issues;Leaving/Staying;Protection orders;Housing;Criminal justice responses
Year: 2004
Publisher: Attorney General's Department of NSW
Notes:  "Final Report, 2004"
‘Violence Excluded: a study into exclusion orders South East Sydney’ reports on the findings of the first study in NSW of exclusion orders. Exclusion orders are a condition of an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) which enable women and their children leaving domestic violence to remain in their own homes, and exclude or remove the violent partner. The study captured thirty-two (32) AVO matters which included an application for an exclusion order, at Waverley and Sutherland local courts over a six-month period in 2002. Court transcripts were analysed to identify key themes and the courts’ reasons for granting and denying orders. The study recommends that in cases involving exclusion orders, local courts give primary attention to the safety needs of women and children, rather than the accommodation needs of defendants.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/19093
ISBN: 9780734728272
Physical description: 19 p.
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