Implementing an integrated domestic violence court
Steketee, Martha W.
Implementing an integrated domestic violence court systemic change in the District of Columbia Martha Wade Steketee, Lynn S. Levey, Susan L. Keilitz. - [Williamsburg, Va.] National Center for State Courts 2000. - 1 v. (various pagings) ill., forms 28 cm.
"June 30, 2000."
Includes bibliographical references (p. A1-A3).
This study addresses three interrelated components of the District of Columbia's Domestic Violence Project. These components include: a centralized Domestic Violence Intake Center (DVIC), a specialized clerk's Domestic Violence Coordination Unit (DVCU), and Domestic Violence Unit (DVU). Study finding includes an analysis of what 250 intake center clients said about their experiences at intake and the court; case records (interfamily, civil and criminal) for these 250 clients and the respondents in their cases, as well as for another 250 cases filed during the same period; courtroom observations; interviews with numerous professionals working in and with the DVU.
District of Columbia. Superior Court. Domestic Violence Unit.
Family violence--Washington (D.C.)
Victims of family violence--Services for--Washington (D.C.)
Implementing an integrated domestic violence court systemic change in the District of Columbia Martha Wade Steketee, Lynn S. Levey, Susan L. Keilitz. - [Williamsburg, Va.] National Center for State Courts 2000. - 1 v. (various pagings) ill., forms 28 cm.
"June 30, 2000."
Includes bibliographical references (p. A1-A3).
This study addresses three interrelated components of the District of Columbia's Domestic Violence Project. These components include: a centralized Domestic Violence Intake Center (DVIC), a specialized clerk's Domestic Violence Coordination Unit (DVCU), and Domestic Violence Unit (DVU). Study finding includes an analysis of what 250 intake center clients said about their experiences at intake and the court; case records (interfamily, civil and criminal) for these 250 clients and the respondents in their cases, as well as for another 250 cases filed during the same period; courtroom observations; interviews with numerous professionals working in and with the DVU.
District of Columbia. Superior Court. Domestic Violence Unit.
Family violence--Washington (D.C.)
Victims of family violence--Services for--Washington (D.C.)