Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Child Abuse and Domestic Violence

Note: Cross posted from [wp angelfury] A Human Rights Issue-Custodial Justice.

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Child Abuse and Domestic Violence
Domestic violence and abuse issues are integrated with the issues of child custody, parental alienation theory, father's rights, and therapeutic jurisprudence (the influx of psychology into the family court system), etc., so check those sections too. NOTE: The LIZNOTES index page contains links to recommended off-site locations as well as the on-site articles.

  • Index: LIZNOTES Table of Contents
  • Articles and Information that cut through the slop CITATIONS TO RESEARCH; LINKS
  • Battered Mothers' Testimony Project Report by AZCADV PDF SCHOLAR
  • Beaten, Raped, Robbed: Unmasking "Father's Rights" Movement by Kathleen Parker ESSAY
  • Coercive Control by Evan Stark DOC SCHOLAR
  • Counter to the "no long-term harm" argument by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Court Order in In Re Sharline Nicholson, et al., March 1, 2002 (NY) PDF SCHOLAR
  • Domestic Violence Bibliography and Reading List by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • False Memory Movement's Remedy for a Nonexistent Problem by Judith M. Simon SCHOLAR
  • Fairness and Accuracy in Evaluations of DV and Abuse by Smith and Coukos PDF SCHOLAR
  • Gun Control by Gina Guest ESSAY; CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Issues and Dilemmas in Domestic Violence APA Domestic Violence Taskforce SCHOLAR
  • "Maternal alienation": new research by Anne Morris DOC SCHOLAR
  • Myths and Facts about Young Women's Violence by Elizabeth Frye Society SCHOLAR
  • 2007 NCJFCJ Judges' Guide to Custody Evaluations in Cases of Abuse PDF SCHOLAR
  • 2009 NCJFCJ Judges' Guide to Custody Evaluations in Cases of Abuse PDF SCHOLAR
  • A Mixed and Dangerous Tool (critique of prior guide) by Joan Zorza SCHOLAR
  • Ralph Underwager's "Litany for Fathers" with Paedika pedophilia comments by liz
  • Ralph Underwager feeling misunderstood and falsely accused by liz
  • Research on young women's rising arrests, Penn State 2006 RESEARCH PR
  • Stalking Through the Courts: the father's rights movement by Janet Normalvanbreucher SCHOLAR
  • Statistics:Men versus Women Child Abuse by liz
  • Troubling Admission of Supervised Visitation Records in Court by Stern/Oehme PDF SCHOLAR
  • Understanding the Batterer in Custody and Visitation Disputes by Lundy Bancroft PDF SCHOLAR
  • What is Fair for Children of Abusive Men? by Jack C. Straton, Ph.D. SCHOLAR
  • When Paradigms Collide: Protecting Battered Parents and Children by Clare Dalton SCHOLAR
  • Why He Kills by Caroline Overington PDF SCHOLAR
  • Wife Beating (the original classic) by liz
  • Will He Kill? How judges can assess risk by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
    with link to Maryland Lethality Assessment Protocol

    Child Custody; joint custody; shared parenting; time-share
    Child custody issues are interconnected with issues of maternity and pregnancy, primary caregiving, parental alienation, child development (education and attachment issues), father's rights, and other family law issues, as well as to issues involving forensic psychologists, guardians ad litem (GALs) and other mental health professionals in the family court system, so check related sections, including those on psychology for other relevant articles. NOTE: The LIZNOTES index page contains links to recommended off-site locations as well as the on-site articles.

  • Index: LIZNOTES Table of Contents.
  • Changing Custody in the Teen Years - why it's a bad idea by liz
  • Joint Custody: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Joint Custody - Those Joint Custody Studies: Debunking the Claims by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Joint Custody: Recent Research by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Joint Custody: Yet More Research Shows It Does Not Work by liz CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Joint Custody Studies: Debunking Bauserman's Meta-analysis by liz
  • Media Distortions by Fathers' Rights Advocates by liz
  • Multiple Meanings of Equality: Case Study in Custody Litigation by Jane Gordon PDF SCHOLAR
  • Not Sharing but Equitable Distribution -- Like for Furniture! cartoon
  • Not "Two Homes" -- It's No Home cartoon
  • Parenting Coordination Issues by liz
  • Presumptive Joint Custody: A Custodial Father Speaks Out by Derek Dahlsad
  • "Right of First Refusal" in Parenting Plans by liz PRACTITIONER ADVICE
  • Separating Siblings by G. Hochman, E. Feathers-Acuna, and A. Huston. SCHOLAR  CITATIONS TO RESEARCH
  • Shared Parenting Failing in Australia CourierMail 11/08 RESEARCH PR
  • Suggestions for Noncustodial Parent Holiday Involvement by liz
  • What the Experts Say: Post-Divorce Parenting and Child Wellbeing by Diane N. Lye DOC SCHOLAR

    Collaborative Law; Cooperative Law; Voluntary Mediation; etc.
    This category includes the various forms of ADR that involve client-controlled negotiated alternate dispute resolution in the family court system. Also see section on PSYCHOLOGY

  • Is Collaborative Law a Good Idea? by liz INFORMED CONSENT CAVEATS
  • Also see (liz) Collaborative Law and Cooperative law, generally

    Guardians ad Litem; Parenting Coordinators; Custody Evaluators, etc.
    This category includes the various forms of so-called ADR (alternate dispute resolution) practitioners, such as GALs, parenting coordinators, parenting evaluators, forensic psychologists, recommending mediators, special masters, court-ordered therapists, other court-appointed mental health professionals, supervised visitation centers, and other profiteers of "therapeutic jurisprudence", whose methods involve -- in non-criminal cases -- intrusion and coercion under the threat of court sanctions, and actual or de facto extra-judicial decision-making. This website heavily criticizes all of these practices, which have multiple things wrong with them, not the least of which is denigration of due process, and the diminution of a publicly observable, regulated, and appealable "rule by law" by substituting the caprice of men and women. These practices have been promoted as "cures" for ailings of the court system and the litigants in it by self-serving persons who apparently are ignorant, or else just do not care about the harms they cause to children and their parents because they make money from the ideas they promote, churning profit in proceedings that fly in the face of the foundations of our justice system. The bulk of these materials are listed in the section on PSYCHOLOGY. Also see the sections on the specific substantive issues, such as child development or parental alienation.

  • Court-appt'd Parenting Evaluators and GALs: The Case for Abolition by Margaret Dore PDF SCHOLAR
  • Guardians ad Litem in Custody Litigation: The Case for Abolition by Richard Ducote PDF SCHOLAR
  • Parenting Coordination Issues (outline) by liz
  • Parenting Coordinators, Practical Considerations by liz
  • Troubling Admission of Supervised Visitation Records in Court by Stern/Oehme PDF SCHOLAR
  • What's Wrong with Parenting Coordination by liz

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