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Co-occurrence and Correlates of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Major Depression in Physically Abused Women

NCJ Number

178833

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

September 1999

Type and Severity of Abuse and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms Reported by Women Who Killed Abusive Partners

NCJ Number

177802

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

March 1999

Battered Women's Justice: The Movement for Clemency and the Politics of Self-Defense

NCJ Number

180518

Date Published

1998

Glue That Binds: Deconstruction of Walker's Battered Woman Syndrome

NCJ Number

181351

Journal

Domestic Violence Report

Date Published

2000

Interviews With Women Convicted of Murder: Battered Women Syndrome Revisited

NCJ Number

179906

Journal

International Review of Victimology

Date Published

1999

Self-Defence and Domestic Violence: A Reply to Bradfield

NCJ Number

178695

Journal

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law

Date Published

1999

Domestic Violence: From a Private Matter to a Federal Offense, Volume 2; The Crimes of Domestic Violence

NCJ Number

178685

Date Published

1998

Shifting the Blame: How Victimization Became a Criminal Defense

NCJ Number

179420

Date Published

1998

Sexual Violence: Opposing Viewpoints

NCJ Number

177998

Date Published

1997

Globalization of Behavioral Science Evidence About Battered: A theory of Production and Diffusion

NCJ Number

177988

Journal

Behavioral Sciences & the Law

Date Published

1997

Dependency and Severity of Abuse: Impact on Women's persistence in Utilizing the Court System as Protection Against Domestic Violence

NCJ Number

176566

Journal

Women and Criminal Justice

Date Published

1997

"Why Don't They Just Call the Cops?": Reasons for Differential Police Contact Among Women With Abusive Partners

NCJ Number

176570

Journal

Violence and Victims

Date Published

1998

Justice Report

NCJ Number

175306

Journal

Justice Report

Date Published

1997

Judicial Acceptance of the Battered Woman Syndrome

NCJ Number

174950

Journal

Criminal Justice Policy Review

Date Published

1997

Profile and Syndrome Evidence: Its Use and Admissibility in Criminal Prosecutions

NCJ Number

174691

Journal

Security Journal

Date Published

1998

Brief Review of the Research on Husband Violence; Part II: The Psychological Effects of Husband Violence on Battered Women and Their Children

NCJ Number

168567

Journal

Aggression and Violent Behavior

Date Published

1997

Surviving Abusive Dating Relationships: Processes of Leaving, Healing, and Moving On (From Out of the Darkness: Contemporary Perspectives on Family Violence, P 170-182, 1997, Glenda K. Kantor, Jana L. Jasinski, eds. - See NCJ-171756)

NCJ Number

171769

Date Published

1997

Validation of the Keane MMPI-PTSD Subscale Against DSM-III-R Criteria in a Sample of Battered Women

NCJ Number

171113

Journal

Violence and Victims

Date Published

1997

Aggravating and Differentiating Factors in the Cases of White and Minority Women on Death Row

NCJ Number

167227

Journal

Crime & Delinquency

Date Published

1997

More Than Victims: Battered Women, the Syndrome Society, and the Law

NCJ Number

166633

Date Published

1996

In Defense of Abused and Battered Women

NCJ Number

166723

Journal

Advocate

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

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

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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