Catalogue canadien de recherches policières

Domestic violence : evidence review / Nicole Westmarland, Katie Thorlby, Jane Wistow and David Gadd.

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Recherches policières canadienne

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Livres électroniques

Titre alternatif

Domestic violence : evidence review references.

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The work is provided under the terms of this creative commons public license: http://www.n8research.org.uk/creative-commons/
Authors affiliated with: Durham University, University of Manchester.
Caption title.
"This report is one of a series that was produced by the N8 Policing Research Partnership with support from the College of Policing's Innovation Capacity Building Fund. The N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP) enables research collaborations that help address the problems of policing in the 21st century. As a regional hub for research and innovation in policing it provides a platform for collaborations between universities, Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs), Government, police forces, and other partners working in policing policy, governance and practice."--Page 4.
Full bibliographic references issued as seperate document bearing title: Domestic violence : evidence review references.

Résumé

"While domestic violence is high on the public policy agenda in the UK, successive reviews have highlighted policing problems. A recent HMIC report found domestic violence is not policed at the same level as other offences and identified a catalogue of policing failures that have a long history of recurrence. With domestic violence accounting for around a large proportion of violent crime incidents reported to the police, and the majority of all female homicides (Office for National Statistics, 2013), it is essential that what works in addressing perpetrators is fully reviewed. This review provides a rapid assessment of the current state of evidence on policing interventions with perpetrators of intimate partner domestic violence. Policing interventions such as risk assessments, referrals to IDVAs, and MARACs, and ‘Clare’s law’ that are primarily focused on victims are excluded from this review. After the methodology is described, seven areas of work are briefly described, giving operational examples from England and Wales where possible."--Background.

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