... Licensed re-use rights only Police Law enforcement Intimate partner violence Strangulation Police training Canada Funding: Amanda McCormick and Irwin Cohen received grant funding from British Columbia’s Crime Reduction Research Program to conduct the second study (“Study 2...

...Kristian Moesgaard Loewenstein; Barak Ariel; Vincent Harinam; Matthew Bland Purpose A recent body of evidence investigated repeated intimate partner violence (IPV) using crime harm indices (the severity of victimisation), instead of crime counts (the number of additional victimisation incidents...

...Alondra D. Garza; Amanda Goodson; Cortney A. Franklin Purpose The current study examined police response, specifically identification and arrest decisions, to nonfatal strangulation occurring within the context of intimate partner violence. Design/methodology/approach Data for the present...

... and Australian law enforcement officers. Angela Gover can be contacted at: angela.gover@ucdenver.edu 23 12 2019 08 02 2020 10 02 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Domestic violence Intimate partner violence US...

...@ucf.edu 21 12 2018 17 04 2019 20 05 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Criminal justice system Evaluation Domestic violence Intimate partner violence Strangulation Non-fatal strangulation use within...

... presence at the scene when law enforcement arrives, and the presence of a child at the scene. Domestic violence Factors that affect arrest in domestic violence Intimate partner violence Law enforcement response to domestic violence The law enforcement response to domestic violence remains...

... were utilized to examine the effects of the traditional police sub‐culture on the two types of intimate partner violence. Findings The results of the analyses partially supported the link between traditional police culture and police intimate partner violence. The results showed that two aspects...