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Record ID: 7519e954-dcc5-4b0e-a907-e1b691e0da56
Web resource: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/222319.pdf
Type: Electronic publication
Title: Practical implications of current domestic violence research : part 1 : law enforcement
Authors: Klein, Andrew R
Keywords: Standards;Criminal justice responses;Overview;Policing
Year: 2008
Publisher: National Institute of Justice, New York
Notes:  General Overview: :This US report details what research tells us about domestic violence and makes specific recommendations for the law enforcement response.

Discussion: :This report is in a question and answer format. It asks: how widespread is domestic violence? What domestic violence is reported to law enforcement? Is arrest the best response? Who are the perpetrators? Who are the victims? Which abusers will reoffend? Which abusers will try to kill their victims? Are specialised law enforcements domestic violence units effective? The questions are answered with detailed reference to American research. The implications for law enforcement agencies are highlighted.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/21285
Physical description: 60 p.
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