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Work of the Domestic Abuse Committee

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Date:17 OCT 2005

Nicholas Longford, Rustons & Lloyd. The Domestic Abuse Committee consists of Resolution-accredited solicitors from across the country and the article looks at two recent papers presented by the Domestic Abuse Committee to the National Committee Resolution Policy on Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes and Associated Womens Programmes and Risk Assessment. Other recent work of the Committee is looked at. See October [2005] Fam Law 833 for the full article.

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