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When it comes to domestic violence, Peter Marshall asks whether you should have the right to know your partner’s past… This summer a trial will start in some parts of the country where people will be allowed to ask the …
People in some parts of England and Wales will soon be able to find out from the police if their partner has a history of domestic violence, under ‘Clare’s Law’, so named after Clare Wood who died in 2009 at …
In the last four years there has been a significant rise in reported cases of domestic abuse, according to Home Office figures. In one county, the total rose from under 7,000 cases in 2006 to more than 11,500 in 2010. …
The Women’s Institute has warned that the proposed Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill could have dire consequences for victims of domestic abuse and lead to many women feeling unable to leave violent relationships. The Bill, which has …
New government proposals are afoot which would give people the power to find out from the police if a new partner has a history of domestic violence. This follows a campaign by the father of a woman killed by her …
Within Injunction Proceedings where there have been allegations of domestic violence, Undertakings have commonly been used as a way of providing protection but also avoiding problems that could be caused by further litigation and the Court having to go into …
Section 5 of the Domestic Violent Crime and Victim Act 2004 makes it a criminal offence to cause or allow the death of a child or vulnerable adult. It was this provision that was used to prosecute Baby P’s mother …
Following our article in March discussing proposed cutbacks to domestic violence services it has been reported by the BBC that the numbers of women convicted of domestic violence in England and Wales has more than doubled during the past 5 …
There are few (if any) people and / or organisations that have not been affected by the recession and the family justice system is no different. It is perhaps fair to say that the focus of the media spotlight tends …
A recent survey by Women’s Aid has published that from 1 April 2011 there will be significant cuts to both refuge and outreach services. Figures suggest two-thirds will have no funding agreed which will translate in real terms to a …
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