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Legal Publications Violence:     more books (86)

Domestic Violence: The Criminal Justice Response by Eve S. Buzawa, Carl G. Buzawa, 2002-10-22 Legal Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect Practice (Interpersonal Violence: The Practice Series) by Dr. John E.B. Myers, 1998-01-31 Offenses Against Children: Socio-legal Perspectives by S. Kumar, Punam Rani, 2002-07-01 Working with Violent Families: A Guide for Clinical and Legal Practitioners by Frank G. Bolton, Susan R. Bolton, 1987-07-01 Legal Responses to Wife Assault: Current Trends and Evaluation How to Interview Sexual Abuse Victims: Including the Use of Anatomical Dolls (Interpersonal Violence: The Practice Series) by Marcia K. Morgan, 1994-09-20 Juvenile Delinquency and Violence: Examining International Police and Societal Response (Advances in Police Theory and Practice) by Gordon A. Crews, Angela D. Crews, 2010-04-30 A Mother's Nightmare - Incest: A Practical Legal Guide for Parents and Professionals (Interpersonal Violence: The Practice Series) by Dr. John E.B. Myers, 1997-05-31 Sentencing Sex Offenders (Point/Counterpoint) by David L. Hudson, 2008-12-30 Hester Prynne (Bloom's Major Literary Characters) Creative Child Advocacy by Ved Kumari, 2004-08-30 Forensic Science: Evidence, Clues, and Investigation (Crime, Justice and Punishment) by Andrea Campbell, 1999-05 Great Prosecutions (Crime, Justice and Punishment) by Nancy Peacock, Austin Sarat, 2001-10 The Right to Privacy (Point Counterpoint) by Martha Bridegam, 2003-01

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21. Office On Violence Against Women - Publications
    Fiscal Year 2002 legal Assistance for Victims (LAV) Grant Recipients Policy of quality comprehensive legal services to victims of domestic violence,  
    http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo/publications.htm
    
    Extractions: President's Family Justice Center Initiative What Communities, State and Local, Can Do: Promising Practices and Model Programs for Law Enforcement, Practitioners, and Victim Advocates. Toolkit to End Violence Against Women offers best practices and other recommendations to assist localities in a web-based, user-friendly format to help readers pinpoint areas of interest. Intimate Partner Violence, 1993 - 2001 (BJS - February 2003) Reports on trends in intimate partner violence of persons age 12 or older in the United States using data from the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) and the FBI's Supplementary Homicide Reports. Murder and nonfatal violent crimes are examined for male and female victims. This Crime Data Brief updates some of the data in Intimate Partner Violence , a more detailed report on this subject published in 2000. Rape and Sexual Assault: Reporting to Police and Medical Attention, 1992-2000 (BJS - August 2002) This study provides the percentages of completed rape, attempted rape, and sexual assault of females that were reported to the police in 1992-2000 and the percentage of these victims who were injured and treated. Fiscal Year 2002 Legal Assistance for Victims (LAV) Grant Recipients' Policy Guidebook Developed for LAV grantees, this guidebook contains LAV statutory language to which all LAV grantees must adhere and promising practices for victim service agencies and legal service providers to enhance delivery of quality comprehensive legal services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

22. Reporting School Violence, Legal Series Bulletin #2
    Reporting School violence, the second in the series, provides an overview OVC legal Series bulletins are designed to inform victim advocates and victim  
    http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/publications/bulletins/legalseries/bulletin2/welcom
    
    Extractions: Office for Victims of Crime Over the past three decades, the criminal justice field has witnessed an astounding proliferation of statutory enhancements benefiting people who are most directly and intimately affected by crime.To date, all states have passed some form of legislation to benefit victims. In addition, 32 states have recognized the supreme importance of fundamental and express rights for crime victims by raising those protections to the constitutional level. Reporting School Violence , the second in the series, provides an overview of state laws enacted in recent years to address violence in U.S. schools, particularly those laws concerning the collection of data and reporting of such incidents.This bulletin and the others in the Legal Series highlight various circumstances in which such laws are applied, emphasizing their successful implementation. We hope that victims, victim advocates, victim service providers, criminal justice professionals, and policymakers in states across the Nation will find the bulletins in this series helpful in making sense of the criminal justice process and in identifying areas in which rights could be strengthened or more clearly defined.We encourage you to use these bulletins not simply as informational resources but as tools to support victims in their involvement with the criminal justice system.

23. Dying Of Sadness
    Education in legal rights and the provision of legal services for The 49th World Health Assembly in 1996 recognised violence as a public health priority  
    http://www.undp.org/hiv/publications/gender/violencee.htm
    
    Extractions: Acknowledgements This paper is most appropriately considered as a draft in progress. There are several gaps. Nonetheless we hope that these are compensated, at least in part , by the main purpose of the paper which is to raise awareness of this critical but neglected issue. The paper has been continually revised in light of the comments and insights provided by numerous individuals. It is not possible to name them all but particular thanks are owed to Ewan Armstrong, and to colleagues in the UNDP HIV and Development Programme who read and commented on various earlier versions of this paper. "I was not badly wounded, but I was hurt and could not walk properly. I still wonder, even today, if I have been given AIDS. I have never seen a doctor because I have no money." "It is as if we are now beginning a new life. Our past is so sad. We are not understood by society…We are not protected against anything. Widows are without families, without houses, without money. We become crazy. We aggravate people with our problems. We are the living dead.

24. Autonomous Women's Center Against Sexual Violence
    library of publications about violence against women. campaign Celebration of women s human rights legal support for women who survived violence  
    http://www.womenngo.org.yu/sajt/english/sajt/awcasv/awcav_index.htm
    
    Extractions: Phone: +381 11 645 328; +381 11 687 190; +381 11 435 455; +381 11 641 542 A feminist, non-governmental organization against violence against women was founded in 1993 with the primary aim to work with women raped in war, as well as to support women survivors of all kinds of male violence against women. Mission We believe that a life without violence is a basic human right and we support women to overcome situations of male violence. Goals We believe that violence against women is a consequence of socially constructed unequal distribution of gender power.

25. BC Institute Against Family Violence - Links
    British Columbia s online access to multilingual legal publications. Many publications free to download regarding domestic violence, stalking,  
    http://www.bcifv.org/resources/links.shtml
    
    Extractions: LINK CATEGORIES BC Service Organizations Animal Abuse Job Postings Child Abuse ... Youth **Please note that many of the documents linked to on this page are in pdf format only and require Acrobat reader for viewing. Click the icon at right to download Acrobat Reader. Animal Abuse BC SPCA: The Violence Link Project The BC SPCA along with the BC/Yukon Transition Houses, BC Veterinary Medical Association and the BC Institute Against Family Violence have launched an innovative program to increase awareness about the animal-human violence link and to promote more effective cross-reporting between law enforcement, animal care and social service agencies in BC. BC SPCA: Humane Education and Child Abuse

26. Self-Help Publications
    legal Services of New Jersey LSNJSelfHelp publications Looking Out. Domestic violence A Guide to the legal Rights of Domestic violence Victims in New  
    http://www.lsnj.org/selfhelp.htm
    
    Extractions: Select a publication Looking Out for Your Legal Rights A Self-Help Guide to Divorce in New Jersey Child Abuse and Neglect: A guide for parents involved in DYFS child abuse or neglect cases Clearing Your Record Domestic Violence: A Guide to the Legal Rights of Domestic Violence Victims in New Jersey Tenants' Rights in New Jersey Termination of Parental Rights: A Handbook for Parents New Jersey's Charity Care Program Lead Poisoning: What It Is and What You Can Do About It Know Your Welfare Rights! You and the Law in New Jersey LSNJ publishes a legal education newsletter, Looking Out for Your Legal Rights order form and mail it to LSNJ with your check or money order payable to Legal Services of New Jersey. Our publications are available in text format on LSNJLAW.org . Some are also available here in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer, you can download it from Adobe's site Our publications are available free of charge to Legal Services clients and people with low incomes. If you call LSNJ-LAW™, Legal Services of New Jersey's statewide, toll-free legal hotline, at 1-888-576-5529, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., a hotline intake staff member will determine if you are Legal Services-eligible.

27. Self Realization Publications:  Violence:  The Victimization Of Children: Emer
    legal and social issues surrounding closedcircuit television testimony of child victims Juvenile courts and their role in addressing family violence  
    http://www.srpublications.com/violence/Victimization-of-Children.htm

28. Self Realization Publications:  Violence:  Violence Against Women The Secrecy
    The secrecy surrounding domestic violence is the focus of this timely program. when to leave, where to go, the legal aspects, getting help for abusers,  
    http://www.srpublications.com/violence/violence-against-women.htm
    
    Extractions: The secrecy surrounding domestic violence is the focus of this timely program. Hosted by a policewoman and a television news anchor, it contains stories of hope for women who are currently in violent relationships, and provides valuable information on how to leave an abusive partner. Specific information is included on speaking out, having a plan, when to leave, where to go, the legal aspects, getting help for abusers, and how to protect and counsel children who live in violent homes. (46 minutes, color)

29. Online Publications: Product Details
    advice on how to deal with violence or threatening behaviour towards school staff. Document A legal TOOLKIT FOR SCHOOLS, TACKLING ABUSE THREATS AND  
    http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/safeschools

30. DVAS Publications - Domestic Violence - The Legal Process
    The Domestic violence Advocacy Service (DVAS) is a free and confidential legal service for women in New South Wales, Australia who are experiencing domestic  
    http://www.dvas.org.au/index.php?fuseaction=home.publications&intpubid=3

31. DVAS Publications - Apprehended Violence Orders: A Guide To Legal Practice In NS
    The Domestic violence Advocacy Service (DVAS) is a free and confidential legal service for women in New South Wales, Australia who are experiencing domestic  
    http://www.dvas.org.au/index.php?fuseaction=home.publications&intpubid=4

32. USC English Graduate Studies - Student - Leslie Bruce Publications
    Two types of what I am calling “legal violence” are important to women’s novels the I will use “legal violence” to indicate the presence of both types.  
    http://www.uscenglish.com/students.cfm?action=pub_info&student_id=21&pub_id=266

33. The Effectiveness Of Legal Protection In The Prevention Of Domestic Violence In
    A national study of young women who experience physical violence by a partner is The authors examine the effectiveness of legal protection in preventing  
    http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/tandi/tandi148.html
    
    Extractions: Skip to start of content Advanced search No. 148: The effectiveness of legal protection in the prevention of domestic violence in the lives of young Australian women Margrette Young, Julie Byles and Annette Dobson ISBN: 642 24152 X ; ISSN 0817-8542 March 2000 A national study of young women who experience physical violence by a partner is reported in this paper. The authors examine the effectiveness of legal protection in preventing repeated violence and compare outcomes after legal intervention from the police or the courts, or both. The results indicate that a coordinated approach which links court protection orders with police intervention may be the best way to protect young women from violence. If you see this message you are probably using an old browser: these pages should be readable, but we recommend updating to a modern browser. URL: http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/tandi/tandi148.html

34. Violence: Directions For Australia - Part 3: Professions [Publications]
    the problems of violence in the community as a major public health issue. Members of the legal profession have occasion to come in contact with  
    http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/vda/vda-sec32.html
    
    Extractions: Skip to start of content Advanced search Medical profession The medical profession plays an important part in caring for the physical and psychological well-being of victims of crime and in the assessment, care and treatment of violent offenders. In addition, medicine, and especially psychiatry, has a role in the prevention of violence by the diagnosis and treatment of medical and psychiatric disorders predisposing their sufferers to violent conduct. The prediction of violence, a controversial procedure, is of frequent concern to psychiatrists practising in mental hospitals and in the criminal justice system. Despite advances in knowledge and practice, adverse comments are still made about medical practitioners, especially with regard to their handling of victims of crime. The insensitivity on the part of some public health practitioners to the difficulties experienced by victims of violence was noted earlier in this Part of the Report, in the discussion of public health agencies. Some of these same criticisms (those of failing to identify the cause of an injury inflicted in the course of an assault; treating the injury but not the patient; and neglecting the patient's need for further counselling and support) may be directed at private medical practitioners as well. Medical educators and professional colleges can make significant contributions by disseminating appropriate information on the wider context and circumstances of victimisation.

35. Violence Against Women
    legal Rights. Women in the legal System. Letters to the Editor In preIslamic Arabia violence against women began at birth in the form of female  
    http://www.mwlusa.org/publications/positionpapers/violence.html

36. Faculty Research Publications—Legal Strategies To Prevent Gun Violence
    Academic research published by faculty from the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research on legal strategies to prevent gun violence.  
    http://www.jhsph.edu/gunpolicy/faculty_research_pubs_legalsgvp.html

37. Violence Against Women Publications
    NDAA/APRI Publication Offerings The National Center for the Prosecution of violence Against Women publications. NCPVAW Home legal Issues/Resources  
    http://www.ndaa-apri.org/publications/apri/violence_against_women.html
    
    Extractions: About APRI Contact APRI Employment NCPVAW Home Legal Issues/Resources Newsletter State Statutes ... Contact Us This newsletter is designed to provide prosecutors and other allied professionals with up-to-date information on legal strategies, best practices and research on the fight against domestic and sexual violence. Download Newsletter Confronting Violence Against Women - A Community Action Approach This manual is designed to provide criminal justice professionals and community activists a hands-on, step-by-step guide to forming a coordinating council and to describe several innovative councils that are successfully countering violence against women in their communities. NO CHARGE ORDER Stalking - Prosecutors Convict and Restrict This monograph is designed to help criminal justice practitioners who seek to implement a stalking program. The study conducted in this monograph: Identifies anti-stalking prosecution programs that significantly involve or are led by local prosecutors;

38. DVIRC Publications List
    New Kit 101 Ways Great Small to Prevent Family violence How are we to understand the failure of legal, welfare and medical services to protect the  
    http://www.dvirc.org.au/resources/Resources.htm

39. Children Who Witness Domestic Violence
    seek parenting support; contact domestic violence and/or legal services. Ph. 94869866 (TTY 9417-1255) Training, publications, library and secondary  
    http://www.dvirc.org.au/publications/childrendv.htm

40. NLCHP - Publications And Reports
    Domestic violence and Public and Subsidized Housing Letters, legislative documents, legal memos, briefs and case summaries are NOT available in hardcopy  
    http://www.nlchp.org/Pubs/index.cfm?FA=6&TAB=1

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