Out of character? : legal responses to intimate partner homicides by men in Victoria 2005 - 2014 Mandy McKenzie, Deborah Kirkwood, Danielle Tyson & Bronwyn Naylor
By: McKenzie, Mandy
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Contributor(s): Kirkwood, Deborah | Tyson, Danielle | Naylor, Bronwyn.
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BookSeries: DVRCV Discussion Paper.Publisher: Melbourne, Vic. : Domestic Violence Research Centre Victoria, 2016Description: electronic document (164 pages); PDF file: 800.62 KB.Subject(s): ABUSIVE MEN | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | EVIDENCE | HOMICIDE | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | JUSTICE | LEGISLATION | RISK FACTORS | SENTENCING | VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | WOMEN'S USE OF VIOLENCE | AUSTRALIA | VICTORIA | LAW | FAMILY VIOLENCEOnline resources: Click here to access online
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DVRCV Discussion Paper, 2016, no. 10Summary: This discussion paper provides an overview of 51 cases of intimate partner homicide by men in Victoria, with an analysis of how family violence was recognised in homicide prosecutions. It has been prepared by researchers from DVRCV and Monash University. It includes a chapter on intimate partner homicides by women in Victoria 2005-2014. This chapter also outlines two brief illustrative case studies. The findings show that women continue to face difficulties through the legal process due to limited recognition of family violence and its impact on victims who kill abusive partners. Record #4988
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DVRCV Discussion Paper, 2016, no. 10
This discussion paper provides an overview of 51 cases of intimate partner homicide by men in Victoria, with an analysis of how family violence was recognised in homicide prosecutions. It has been prepared by researchers from DVRCV and Monash University. It includes a chapter on intimate partner homicides by women in Victoria 2005-2014. This chapter also outlines two brief illustrative case studies. The findings show that women continue to face difficulties through the legal process due to limited recognition of family violence and its impact on victims who kill abusive partners. Record #4988
