Mandatory arrest: References

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Understanding Domestic Violence with Richard Davis, ALM

References from Richard Davis' article Mandatory arrest: A flawed policy based on a false premise

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Davis, R.L. (1998) “Domestic Violence: Facts and Fallacies.” Prager: Westport: CT

Davis, R.L. (2008). “Domestic Violence: Intervention, Prevention, Policies, and Solutions,” CRC Press: Taylor & Francis Dugan, L., Nagin, D.S., & Rosenfeld, R. (2003).

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Hirschel, J.D. & Dawson, D.J. (2003). Violence Against Women: Synthesis of Research for Law Enforcement Officials. NIJ: Washington, DC.

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Toon, R., Hart, B., Welch, N., Coronado, N. & Hunting, D. (2005). Layers of meaning: Domestic violence and law enforcement attitudes in Arizona. Arizona State University: Morrison Institute

Wallace, H. (2002). Family Violence: Legal, Medical and Social Perspectives. Boston: Allyn and Bacon

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Richard Davis is a member of the International Honor Society of Historians and an instructor for Quincy College at Plymouth. He is the vice president of the board of directors for the Community Center for Non-Violence and the vice president of Family Nonviolence Inc.

His collaborative domestic violence support Web site, The Cop and the Survivor, with law summaries, editorials and other information, can be found at www.rhiannon3.net/cs/index.html

He is the author of "Domestic Violence: Intervention, Prevention, Policies and Solutions" from CRC Press and "Domestic Violence: Facts and Fallacies" from Praeger publishers. He has written numerous articles for newspapers, journals and magazines concerning the issue of domestic violence. He writes a monthly column for www.nycop.com and an occasional column for www.PoliceOne.com. He also has a Web site at www.policewriter.com. A recent work is an article that defines domestic violence in the multivolume Encyclopedia of Psychology by the Oxford University Press and Yale University.

He lives in Plymouth, Mass., with his wife and the two youngest of five children. He can be reached at rldavis@post.harvard.edu.

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