Battered woman syndrome
Helping Battered Women: New Perspectives and Remedies
NCJ Number
163226
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
Symposium on Reconceptualizing Violence Against Women by Intimate Partners: Critical Issues
NCJ Number
161746
Journal
Albany Law Review
Date Published
1995
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
Rape and the Criminal Justice System
NCJ Number
161129
Date Published
1995
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
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
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
Victims and Violence: Civil Justice Remedies
NCJ Number
153772
Journal
Trial
Date Published
1995
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
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