Victim needs and conjugal violence: Do victims want decision‐making power?

Jo-Anne M. Wemmers · Marie‐Marthe Cousineau

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Criminal Justice and Penology Policing Practices and Perceptions

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Abstract Do victims of domestic violence want to retain decision‐making power, which critics say may be taken away by no‐drop, mandatory‐arrest procedures? Using procedural justice theory as a theoretical framework for the discussion, the authors review the research on the needs and expectations of victims of domestic violence.

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