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Battered Woman Syndrome Should Not Be a Legal Defense (From America's Victims: Opposing Viewpoints, P 146-149, 1996, David Bender, Bruno Leone, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-165502)

NCJ Number

165519

Date Published

1996

Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be a Legal Defense (From America's Victims: Opposing Viewpoints, P 150-153, 1996, David Bender, Bruno Leone, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-165502)

NCJ Number

165520

Date Published

1996

Abuse Defense Balances the Justice System (From America's Victims: Opposing Viewpoints, P 142-145, 1996, David Bender, Bruno Leone, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-165502)

NCJ Number

165518

Date Published

1996

Validity and Use of Evidence Concerning Battering and Its Effects in Criminal Trials: Report Responding to Section 40507 of the Violence Against Women Act

NCJ Number

160972

Date Published

May 1996

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NIJ

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Helping Battered Women: New Perspectives and Remedies

NCJ Number

163226

Date Published

1996

Battered Women, Homicide, and the Legal System (From Helping Battered Women: New Perspectives and Remedies, P 132-156, 1996, Albert R Roberts, ed. -- See NCJ-163226)

NCJ Number

163235

Date Published

1996

Trials of Battered Women Who Kill: The Impact of Alternative Forms of Expert Evidence

NCJ Number

162414

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1996

Re-Presenting Woman Battering: From Battered Woman Syndrome to Coercive Control

NCJ Number

161748

Journal

Albany Law Review

Date Published

1995

Violence Against Mothers Equals Violence Against Children: Understanding the Connections

NCJ Number

161752

Journal

Albany Law Review

Date Published

1995

Symposium on Reconceptualizing Violence Against Women by Intimate Partners: Critical Issues

NCJ Number

161746

Journal

Albany Law Review

Date Published

1995

Battered Women and the Criminal Justice System (From Do Arrests and Restraining Orders Work? P 98-114, 1996, Eve S and Carl G Buzawa, eds. - See NCJ-161517)

NCJ Number

161523

Date Published

1996

Rape and the Criminal Justice System

NCJ Number

161129

Date Published

1995

Battered Woman Syndrome Is Not a Legitimate Defense (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 162-167, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)

NCJ Number

159363

Date Published

1996

Violence: Opposing Viewpoints

NCJ Number

159343

Date Published

1996

Domestic Violence Against Women Is a Serious Problem (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 130-136, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)

NCJ Number

159357

Date Published

1996

Problem of Domestic Violence Has Been Exaggerated (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 137-142, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)

NCJ Number

159358

Date Published

1996

Battered Woman Syndrome Is a Legitimate Defense (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 158-161, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)

NCJ Number

159362

Date Published

1996

Incidence and Correlates of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Battered Women: Shelter and Community Samples

NCJ Number

154520

Journal

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Date Published

1995

In Conflict With the Law: Women and the Canadian Justice System

NCJ Number

156380

Date Published

1993

It Could Happen to Anyone: Why Battered Women Stay

NCJ Number

154439

Date Published

1993

Understanding Battered Woman Syndrome

NCJ Number

153774

Journal

Trial

Date Published

1995

Crime Victims and Psychological Injuries

NCJ Number

153777

Journal

Trial

Date Published

1995

Victims and Violence: Civil Justice Remedies

NCJ Number

153772

Journal

Trial

Date Published

1995

Symposium on Domestic Violence

NCJ Number

153829

Journal

New England Law Review

Date Published

1993

From Self-Defense to Coercion: McMaugh v. State Use of Battered Woman's Syndrome To Defend Wife's Involvement in Third- Party Murder

NCJ Number

153834

Journal

New England Law Review

Date Published

1993