Showing posts with label Offender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Offender. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 December 2013

On 'Eve's Law'

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Sunday 22 December 2013 UK

Domestic abuse victim [complainant] 'doesn't feel safe' to seek help

"A woman who has suffered abuse at the hands of a family member says she does not feel safe to seek help because of the fear that her personal details will be released in court.

The teenager, who has refused to be named for fear of reprisals, said her life has been threatened if she speaks up. She said she is too scared to go to court to seek protection in case her address is revealed during those proceedings, or any subsequent appearances.

Her story emerges as a group of MPs demand that a "dangerous anomaly" in the court system, which Channel 4 News revealed in October is placing victims back in harm's way, be addressed."

http://www.channel4.com/news/domestic-abuse-victim-doesnt-feel-safe-to-seek-help 

Sunday 22 December 2013

Domestic abuse: half a million victims [complainants] 'too terrified to come forward'

"Study uncovers hidden casualties of violence, many of them too scared to report the crime."

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/dec/22/domestic-abuse-half-million-victims

Saturday 19 October 2013 UK

Britain's courts 'endanger' domestic violence victims [complainants?]

"Victims of domestic abuse are being put back in harm's way by the courts, sometimes because of simple administrative errors. Campaigners now want a change in the law to give victims better protection."

http://www.channel4.com/news/domestic-violence-courts-endanger-victims-addresses 

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22/12/13

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Eve’s Law Legal Briefing Note

http://m.evethomas.co.uk/Eve-s-Law---Eve-s-Marker.html

Blog

http://m.evethomas.co.uk/Blog.html

EVE'S LAW AND VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

http://www.parliament.uk/edm/2013-14/900

Eve’s Law – progress for victims of domestic violence?

http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/lifestyle/big-issue/eve-thomas-law-domestic-violence 

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More to follow.

Sunday, 1 December 2013

We Are In For A Treat, Today - Today, We Are In For A Treat - From A Leading Consultant


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For now, go and listen to Rihanna.

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Addendum (2/12/13; 8:27 am)

Ms Keenan (assisted, by the exploited, Ms Payne) had another go, today. 

We have archived it, but, as usual, it is, predominantly, a collection of prejudicial, unqualified, false claims, lies and emotional manipulation, exaggerating and exploiting a current public case, in a bid to collect cash, under false pretenses.

Here is the disgusting upshot ...



 
https://twitter.com/ShyKeenan

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Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Oh, The Confusions

May 7, 2013 9:37 AM

Suffolk: Four in five sex crimes [complaints] go unsolved, figures reveal

"VICTIMS [complainants] of rape and sex crimes are losing faith in the justice system, it was claimed last night, after it was revealed four in five sex crimes [complaints] go unsolved.

Officers solved just one in five – 20% – of the 540 serious sexual offences recorded [yup ... complaints] in Suffolk in 2012/13, a fall from nearly 30% in 2010/11, a police report showed.

Just 18.8% of the 202 rape crimes [complaints] in 2012/13 were solved, the report shows. It ranked the force as the fourth worst in England and Wales.

The rate fell despite a drop in the number of serious sex offences [complainants or real?]. There were 586 in 2009/10, 559 in 2010/11, and 589 in 2011/12.

The news follows Suffolk Police’s admission that five sex offenders [sic] are missing from the county’s Sex Offenders’ Register [sic] – which rose from 489 in 2009/10 to 584 in 2011/12.

We previously revealed 58 cautions were handed out to sex offenders [sic] between 2010 and 2012, as were 10 reprimands and 21 warnings.

Sex crime campaigners insisted justice is not being done [sic], arguing victims [complainants?] are at risk of further attacks with their offenders [defendants?], the majority of whom they know, free to walk the streets."

http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/suffolk_four_in_five_sex_crimes_go_unsolved_figures_reveal_1_2182588