Titlebook: Criminalising Coercive Control ; Family Violence and Marilyn McMahon,Paul McGorrery Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Crim

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Ahead of Their Time? The Offences of Economic and Emotional Abuse in Tasmania, Australiaanian offences, identifying difficulties in their construction and exploring the reasons for their slow uptake. Analysis of prosecutions that have occurred reveals interesting patterns of offending starting to emerge that have implications for how the offences are prosecuted and how family violence is understood.

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Alternative Constructions of a Family Violence Offence torture can be applied to cases of domestic and family violence that do not involve physical abuse. Drawing on case studies, the chapter also identifies shortcomings of the offence and explores the possibility of the introduction of a less serious version of the offence.

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Social Mechanisms Influenced by Sardex,her policy settings and jurisdictions. Finally, an examination of how we should approach the detection of a ‘gap’ in existing legal arrangements and the considerations that should inform what statutory architecture is appropriate for filling any gap so identified.

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,Organisierte Wirtschaftskriminalit?t,n victims is as much structural (the deprivation of liberty) and psychological (emotional) as it is physical (injuries). This chapter describes and evaluates the attempt in England and Wales to translate Stark’s construct of ‘coercive control’ into the criminal offence of ‘controlling or coercive behaviour’.