What Do Women Want? Prosecuting Family Violence in the ACT

Robyn Holder · Nicole L. Mayo

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Criminal Law and Policy Criminal Justice and Penology

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Mel Gibson’s film character might be able to claim to know ‘What Women Want’. Government services, however, need to be able to base assertions on evidence more substantial than being a mind reader! Our paper sets out to explore how we might begin to know what women want from their interactions with the criminal justice system.

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