Capital Letter: Understanding family violence: ‘law reform makes less of a difference’
Day after day, week after week, judgments roll out from the courts, accounting for offenders' months and years committing awful family violence.
Day after day, week after week, judgments roll out from the courts, accounting for offenders’ months and years committing awful family violence, often of reoffending broken by lengthy prison terms during which offenders only lacked opportunity to demonstrate their propensity for horrific domestic
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Capital Letter: Understanding family violence: ‘law reform makes less of a difference’
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