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PREFACE=iii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS=vii

TABLE OF CASES=xix

TABLE OF AUTHORITIES=xxi

Chapter 1. History And Overview=1

"The Rule of Thumb," A Historic Perspective?/Cheryl Ward Smith=1

A Comparative Survey of the Historic Civil, Common, and American Indian Tribal Law Responses to Domestic Violence/Virginia H. Murray=2

"The Rule of Love":Wife Beating as Prerogative and Privacy=7

Calvin Bradley v. The State/Reva B. Siegel=10

Women Battering:High Costs and the State of the Law Martha R. Mahoney, Legal Images of Battered Women:Redefining the Issue of Separation/Joan Zorza=16

Redefining the State's Response to Domestic Violence Against Women/Deborah Epstein=39

Chapter 2. Domestic Violence:Causes, Effects, And Treatment=42

Power and Control Wheel=43

Battered Women and Their Children:Lessons From One Woman's Story/Kathleen Waits=43

Domestic Violence:Understanding Why It Happens and How to Recognize It/Mary Ann Dutton;Catherine L. Waltz=66

The Psychosocial Theory of Learned Helplessness/Lenore E. Walker=74

The Survivor Theory/Edward Gondolf;Ellen Fisher=80

Wife-Battering:Cultural Contexts Versus Western Social Sciences/Jacquelyn C. Campbell=92

Societies Without Family Violence/David Levinson=94

Why Wape Men Don't Beat Their Wives:Constraints Toward Domestic Tranquility in a New Guinea Society/William E. Mitchell=99

ABC's of Men Who Batter/Barbara Corry=105

Batterer Psychopathology:Questions and Implications/Joan Zorza=111

Do Batterer Programs Work?:A 15 Month Follow-Up of Multi-Site Evaluation/Edward W. Gondolf and Associates=117

Batterer Intervention:Program Approaches and Criminal Hustice Strategies/Kerry Healey;Christine Smith;Chris O'Sullivan=122

Chapter 3. Cross-Cultural Issues:Survivors of Heterosexual Domestic Violence Who Face Multiple Oppressions=132

A. Overview=133

Reshaping the Rhetoric:The Nexus of Violence, Poverty, and Minority Status in the Lives of Women and Children in the United States/Angela Browne=133

B. Asian Immigrant Women=136

Battered Asian American Women:Community Responses from the Battered Women's Movement and the Asian American Community/Karen Wang=136

C. African American Women=142

Law, Life, and Literature:A Crritical Reflection of Life and Literature to Illuminate How Laws of Domestic Violence, Race, and Class Bind Black Women, Based on Alice Walker's Book the Third Life of Grange Copeland/Angela Mae Kupenda=142

Domestic Violence in Black and White:Racialized Gender Stereotypes in Gender Violence/Zanita E. Fenton=147

Mules, Madonnas, Babies, Bathwater, Racial Imagery and Stereotypes:The African-American Woman and the Battered Woman Syndrome/Linda Ammons=151

D. Latinas=155

Domestic Violence Against Latinas by Latino Males:An Analysis of Race, National Origin, and Gender Differentials/Jenny Rivera=155

E. Native American Women=171

A Comparative Survey of The Historic Civil, Common, and American Indian Tribal Law Responses to Domstic Violence/Virginia H. Murray=171

F. Traditional Jewish Women=178

Lifting the Veil of Secrecy:Domestic Violence in the Jewish Community/Beverly Horsburgh=178

G. Disabled Women=182

Abuse of Women With Disabilities:Policy Implications/Margaret A. Nosek;Carol A. Howland;Mary Ellen Young=182

Chapter 4. Gay and Lesbian Battering=190

Why Doesn't Anyone Talk Gay and Lesbian Domestic Violence?/Kathleen Finley Duthu=191

Same-Sex Domestic Violence:Claiming a Domestic Sphere While Risking Negative Stereotypes/Nancy J. Knauer=203

Queer Justice:Equal Protection for Victims of Same-Sex Domestic Violence/Nancy E. Murphy=213

Lavender Bruises:Intralesbian Violence, Law and Lesbian Legal Theory/Ruthann Robson=218

Compounding the Triple Jeopardy:Battering in Lesbian of Color Relationships/Valli Kanuha=228

Chapter 5. Suing Batterers in Tort Actions=232

Domestic Violence, Domestic Torts and Divorce:Constraints and Possibilities/Clare Dalton=233

Jessie E. Thompson v. Charles N. Thompson=257

Moran v. Beyer=263

Jean Marie Cusseaux v. Wilson Pickett, Jr.=266

Joy Lee Stuart v. Ronald T. Stuart=270

Domestic Violence and the Per Se Standard of Outrage/Merle H. Weiner=275

Daisy Annette Santiago v. Osvaldo Rios Alonso=280

Chapter 6. Civil Restraining Orders=283

A. Issuance, Mutual Orders=284

Orders of Protection in Domestic Violence Cases:An Empirical Assessment of the Impact of The Reform Statutes/Kit Kinports;Karla Fischer=284

V. C. v. H. C., Sr., Et Al.=294

What is Wrong With Mutual Orders of Protection?/Joan Zorza=299

Karen Ann Mechtel v. Allen David Mechtel=304

B. Enforement=309

Two-Thirds of Civil Protection Orders are Successful:Better Court and Community Services Increase Their Success Rates/Joan Zorza;Nancy K. D. Lemon=309

Empowering the Battered Woman:The Use of Criminal Contempt Sanctions to Enforce Civil Protection Orders/David M. Zlotnick=313

United States v. Alvin J. Dixon and Michael Foster=321

C. Full Faith and Credit=323

Enforcing Domestic Violence Protection Orders Throughout the Country:New Frontiers of Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence/Susan B. Carbon;Peter MacDonald;Seema Zeya=323

Chapter 7. Children in Homes Where Domestic Violence Takes Place=330

A. Custody and Visitation=331

Protecting the Children in Custody Disputes When One Parent Abuses the Other/Joan Zorza=331

Custody Disputes Involving Domestic Violence:Making Children's Needs a Priority/Stephen E. Doyne;Janet M. Bowermaster;J. Reid Meloy;Donald Dutton;Peter Jaffe;Stephene Temko;Paul Mones=340

Protecting New York's Children:An Argument for the Creation of a Rebuttable Presumption Against Awarding a Spouse Abuser Custody of a Child/Lynne R. Kurtz=348

Supervised Visitation in Cases of Domestic Violence/Maureen Sheeran;Scott Hampton=352

B. Leaving With the Children:Abduction, UCCJA/UCCJEA, Hague Convention, Relocation=359

Parental Abduction and Domestic Violence/Barbara J. Hart=359

The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act:Affording Enhanced Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence and Their Children=366

Domestic Violence:Is it Being Sanctioned by the Hague Convention?/Billie Lee Dunford-Jackson=372

Relocation Custody Disputes Involving Domestic Violence/Janet M. Bowermaster=378

C. Response of Juvenile and Criminal Courts to "Failure to Protect"=391

A Resonable Batterd Mother? Redefining, Reconstructing, and Recreating the Battered Mother in Child Protective Proceedings/G. Kristian Miccio=391

Empowering Women to Protect:Improving Intervention With Victims of Domestic Violence in Cases of Child Abuse and Neglect:A Study of Travis Country, Texas/Lesley E. Daigle=406

Murder by Omission:Child Abuse and the Passive Parent/Bryan A. Liang and Wendy L. MacFarlane=409

Unseen Victims:Acknowledging the Effects of Domestic Violence on Children Through Statutory Termination of Parental Rights/Amy Haddix=412

Criminalizing the Exposure of Children to Family Violence:Breaking the Cycle of Abuse/Audrey E. Stone;Rebecca J. Fialk=414

Chapter 8. Aleternative Dispute Resolution=417

Vogt v. Vogt=417

Mediation and Domestic Violence:Legislative Responses/Holly Joyce=421

Mediation Guidelines/Joanne Fuller;Rose Mary Lyons=428

Mediating When Domestic Violence Is a Factor:Policies and Practices in Court-Based Divorce Mediation Programs/Jessica Pearson=434

Enhancing Autonomy for Battered Women:Lessons From Navajo Peacemaking/Donna Cocker=436

Chapter 9. Rape Of Intimate Partners=442

The Ultimate Weapon?:Demythologizing Spousal Rape and Reconceptualizing Its Prosecution/Lisa R. Eskow=442

The People of the State of New York v. Mario Liberta=462

Liberta Revisited:A Call to Repeal the Marital Exemption for All Sex Offenses in New York's Penal Law/Cassandra M. Delamothe=472

Holding Husbands and Lovers Accountable for Rape:Eliminating the "Defendant" Exeption of Rape Shield Laws/Garth E. Hire=476

Model Penal Code, Part II. Definition of Specific Crimes, Offenses Involving Danger to the Person, Article 213. Sexual Offenses=482

Spousal Rape Laws:20 Years Later/Marnie Shiels=485

Chapter 10. Law Enforcement=489

A. Overview=489

Arrest:What's the Big Deal/Barbara J. Hart=489

B. Mandatory Arrest=493

The Influence of Criminology on Criminal Law:Evaluating Arrests for Misdemeanor Domestic Violence/Lawrence W. Sherman=493

The Criminal Law of Misdemeanor Domestic Violence, 1970-1990/Joan Zorza=526

Lobbying for Mandatory-Arrest Policies:Race, Class and the Politics of the Battered Women's Movement/Barbara Fedders=543

C. Suing the Police=548

Suing the Police After Deshaney/Joan Zorza=548

Anthony Mastroianni v. County of Suffolk=562

Debra Culberson v. Vincent Doan=566

D. Dual Arrest=572

Wisconsin Statutes Annotated, Criminal Procedure, Chapter 968, Commencement of Criminal Proceedings=572

Be Careful What You Wish For:An Examination of Arrest and Prosecution Patterns of Domestic Violence Cases in Two Cities in Michigan/Andrea D. Lyon=573

Chapter 11. Prosecutorial Response=578

A. Overview, No Drop Policies=579

Domestic Violence:The Case for Aggressive Prosecution/Donna Wills=579

Intuition and Insight:A New Job Description for the Battered Woman's Prosecutor and Other More Modest Proposals/Linda G. Mills=585

Guidebook for Prosecutors Working With Battered Immigrant Women/Susan B. Breall;Deborah Adler=593

B. Evidentiary Issues=595

Improving Prosecution of Battering Partners:Some Innovations in the Law of Evidence/Heather Fleniken Cochran=595

The People v. Mark Anthony Hoover=599

The People v. Gabriel Louis Hernandez=605

Reconceptualizing Battered Woman Syndrome Evidence:Prosecution Use of Expert Testimony on Battering/Paula Finley Mangum=610

C. Heat of Passion, Cultural Defenses=614

Passion's Progress:Modern Law Reform and the Provocation Defense/Victoria Nourse=614

(Mis)identifying Culture:Asian Women and the "Cultural Defense"/Leti Volpp=617

Chapter 12. Judges and Courts=632

The Paradox of Hope:The Crime and Punishment of Domestic Violence/Cheryl Hanna=632

Domestic Violence Courts:What Are They and How Should We Manage Them?/Amy Karan;Susan Keiltz;Sharon Denaro=640

Effective Intervention in Domestic Violence Cases:Rethinking the Roles of Prosecutors, Judges, and the Court System/Deborah Epstein=654

Sex Sense, and Sensibility:Trespassing Into the Culture of Domestic Abuse/Jacqueline St. Joan=662

Chapter 13. Victims of Domestic Violence as Criminal Defendants=666

Validity of "Battered Woman Syndrome" In Criminal Cases Involving Battered Women/Mary Ann Dutton=666

Trend Anlysis:Expert Testimony on Battering and Its Effects in Criminal Cases(Highlights)/Janet Parrish, =683

"Faith and Love":Use of the Battered Woman Syndrome to Negate Specific Intent/Ellen Leesfield & Mary Ann Dutton-Douglas, =685

The people v. Evelyn Humphrey=690

Fatal Defense:An Analysis of Battered Woman's Syndrome Expert Testimony for Gay Men and Lesbians Who Kill Abusive Partners/Denise Bricker=704

Mules, Madonnas, Babies, Bath Water, Racial Imagery and Stereotypes:The African-American Woman and the Battered Woman Syndrome(Part II)/Linda L. Ammons=709

Chapter 14. Federal Responses:Violence Against Women Act, Restrictions on Firearms=713

A. Overview=714

Federal Antiviolence and Abuse Legislation:Toward Elimination of Disparate Justice for Women and Children/George B. Stevenson=714

The Violence Against Women Act and the Construction of Multiple Consciousness in the Civil Rights and Feminist Movements/Jenny Rivera=718

B. VAWA's Civil Rights Remedy=725

Where Violence, Relationship, and Equality Meet:The Violence Against Women Act's Civil Rights Remedy/Victoria F. Nourse=725

Gender-Motivated Violence:Developing a Meaningful Paradigm for Civil Rights Enforcement/Julie Goldscheid=728

"The Rule of Love":Wife Beating as Prerogative and Privacy(Part II)/Reva B. Siegel=733

United States v. Antonio J. Morrison Et Al.=738

C. Firearms Restrictions=753

Domestic Violence and Guns:Seizing Weapons Before the Court Has Made a Finding of Abuse/Maria Kelly=753

Enforcing Domestic Violence Protection Orders Throughout the Country:New Frontiers of Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence(Part II)/Susan Carbon;Peter MacDonald;Seema Zeya=755

United States of America v. Timothy Joe Emerson=760

United States of America v. James L. Boyd III=765

Chapter 15. Confidentiality Issues, Including Mandatory Reporting of Domestic Violence=770

Recognizing and Protecting the Privacy and Confidentiality Needs of Battered Women/Joan Zorza=770

Mandatory Reporting of Domestic Violence:An Inappropriate Response for New York Health Care Professionals/Mia M. McFarlane=781

Kentucy Tort Liability for Failure to Report Family Violence/JAMES T. R. Jones=787

Chapter 16. Victims of Domestic Violence As Welfare Recipients and Workers=792

A. Welfare Issues/James T. R. Jones=793

Domestic Violence and Welfare Receipt:Toward a New Feminist Theory of Welfare Dependency/Jody Raphael=793

Self-Sufficiency and Safety:Welfare Reform for Victims of Domestic Violence/Maria L. Imperial=796

The Family Violence Option of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996:Interpretation and Implementation/Wendy Pollack;Martha F. Davis=808

Domestic Violence, Character, and Social Change in the Welfare Reform Debate/Joan Meier=814

Eloise Anderson v. Brenda Roe and Anna Doe=817

Rita L. Saenz v. Brenda Roe and Anna Doe=820

B. Workplace Violence=821

Employment Rights Advocacy for Domestic Violence Victims/Robin R. Runge;Marcellene E. Hearn=821

Addressing Domestic Violence in the Workplace:An Employer's Responsibility/Jill C. Robertson=828

Chapter 17. Immigration and Human Rights Issues=838

A. Immigration=839

Trapped in Domestic Violence:The Impact of United States Immigration Laws on Battered Immigrant Women/Tien-Li Loke=839

No Relif for the Weary:VAWA Relief Denied for Battered Immigrants Lost in the Intersections/Cecelia M. Espenoza=856

Barriers to Protection at Home and Abroad:Mexican Victims of Domestic Violence and the Violence Against Women Act/Lee J. Teran=860

B. Domestic Violence as a Human Rights Issues=863

Domestic Violence As a Human Rights Issue/Dorothy Q. Thomas;Michele E. Beasley=863

Violence Against Women in the Family, Integration of the Human Rights of Women and the Gender Perspective:Violence Against Women/Radhika Coomaraswamy=877

C. Asylum=879

In Re R-A-, Brief of Amici Curiae in Support of Request for Certification and Reversal of the Decision of the Board of Immigration Appeals=879