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000946214 1001_ $$aPorter, Antonia,$$eauthor.
000946214 24510 $$aProsecuting domestic abuse in neoliberal times :$$bamplifying the survivor's voice /$$cAntonia Porter.
000946214 264_1 $$aBasingstoke :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2020]
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000946214 4901_ $$aPalgrave socio-legal studies
000946214 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000946214 5050_ $$aCHAPTER ONE: Introduction1. Motivations and Objectives2. Prosecuting Domestic Abuse at the CPS3. Prosecutorial Discretion in Domestic Abuse Cases: Three Approaches(i) 'Automatic Drop': Discontinuing Cases on Victim Request(ii) 'No-Drop' Prosecution: Refusal to Discontinue Cases on Request(iii) Survivor-defined Approach: Balancing Interests4. The Gendered Nature of Domestic Abuse: Feminist Explanations5. Neoliberalism: The 'Hegemonic Discourse of our Times' 6. Criminal versus Non-criminal Responses7. Methodology 7(i) Socio-Legal Research 7(ii) Qualitative Research and Thematic Analysis8. Argument Overview and Chapter Outline CHAPTER TWO:Through the Lens of Feminism: State Responses to Domestic AbuseIntroductionPart One (i) Domestic Abuse: Key Moments in Women's HistoryPart Two (i) The Public/ Private Divide: A Prelude to Patriarchy(ii) Confronting the Public/ Private Divide: Patriarchy and Private Abuse(iii) Treating Domestic Abuse as a Public Issue(iv) Retrieving the Affirmative Potential of PrivacyPart Three(i) The Legal Subject: The Blunt Instrument of Criminal Law: The Legal Subject Fails to Describe Abused Women's Subjectivities(ii) Should Feminists Turn Away from Criminal Law? Criminal Law as a site of Feminist ContestationConclusion CHAPTER THREE:Neoliberalism, the CPS and Domestic Abuse ProsecutionsIntroductionPart One(i) Neoliberalism: Values, Strategies and Practices(ii) Neoliberal Valorisation of Freedom, Individualism and Responsibilisation(iii) Neoliberalism and Increased CriminalisationPart Two(i) The Political Independence of the Crown Prosecution Service?(ii) New Public Managerialism and CPS Targets(iii) The Victim-Centred Priority(iv) Actuarialism and Risk-Based DiscoursePart Three(i) Neoliberalism's Strategic Alliance with Feminist Groups: Implications for State Treatment of Domestic Abuse Conclusion CHAPTER FOUR:Managerialism and Crown Prosecution Service Domestic Abuse Working PracticePart One -- Tracing CPS Approaches to Domestic Abuse(i) Working Practice Prior to 2008: Automatic Drop(ii) Working Practice in 2008- 9: Summons and Convict(iii) Working Practice in 2017: Ingrained Habits and Routine Reliance on Summons Part Two -- New Public Managerial Techniques and Prosecutorial Decision-Making(i) Policy Objectives: Taking Domestic Abuse 'Seriously'(ii) Deferring to Management(iii) Streamlining Processes: Digitalisation(iv) Austerity(v) Statistical Analysis(vi) Risk and ResponsibilityThe Difficulty with Victimless ProsecutionsDomestic Abuse: Not an Issue of Gender for ProsecutorsConclusion CHAPTER FIVE: Women Survivors and Legal Consciousness: A Thematic AnalysisIntroduction1. What is Legal Consciousness?2. Women Before Law: Preferring to 'Go It Alone'(i) Women Before Law: The Importance of Therapeutic Jurisprudential Considerations3. Women With Law: Law as a 'Power Resource' (i) The Importance of Good Communications (ii) Experiencing the Court Process (iii) Sentencing Outcomes: Victim Perspectives4. Women Against Law: The Myth of the 'Superman Police' (i) Recognising Victimhood whilst Understanding Agency5. DiscussionConclusion CHAPTER SIX: 'Thrivership': Moving Subjectivity beyond the Victim/ Agent DichotomyIntroduction1. Victimhood and 'Vulnerability'2. What does it mean to 'Thrive'?3. Being Trauma-Informed: Lessons for ProsecutorsConclusion CHAPTER SEVEN: Conclusion: Centring Survivors1. Overview2. Confronting Domestic Abuse through the Criminal Justice System: Gains and Losses 3. The Feminist Legal Project.
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000946214 650_0 $$aIntimate partner violence$$xLaw and legislation$$zGreat Britain$$xHistory$$y21st century.
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