Responding to domestic violence : the integration of criminal justice and human services by Eve S. Buzawa; Carl G. Buzawa and Evan Stark.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Los Angeles: Sage, 2012.Edition: 4th edDescription: 478 pISBN: - 9781412956406
- 364.15553 BUZ/RES
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction : the role and context of agency responses to domestic violence
Chapter 2. The scope of the problem : defining and measuring domestic violence
Chapter 3. Matters of history, faith, and society
Chapter 4. Theoretical explanations for domestic violence
Chapter 5. Selective screening : barriers to intervention
Chapter 6. The impetus for change
Chapter 7. The evolution of arrest preferences : criminalizing the societal response
Chapter 8. Variations in arrest practices
Chapter 9. The role of state and federal legislation
Chapter 10. Case prosecution : the journey from a roadblock to a change agent
Chapter 11. Civil courts and the role of restraining orders
Chapter 12. Models for judicial intervention
Chapter 13. Community-based and court-sponsored diversions
Chapter 14. Domestic violence, health, and the health system response
Chapter 15. Domestic violence, children, and the institutional response.