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For courses in domestic violence, family violence, and victimology.
The authoritative introduction to family violence
Family and Intimate Partner Violence: Heavy Hands is an authentic introduction to the crimes of family violence, covering offenders and offenses, impact on victims, and responses of the criminal justice system. Comprehensive yet easy to understand, this established text is essential reading for students considering careers in criminal justice, victim advocacy, social work, or counseling. Gosselin draws on extensive field experience and realexamples to explain abuse and its effects on survivors. The 6th edition includes a new chapter on adolescent and young adult victimization, as well as updates to topics of interest such as intimate partner violence, asylum law, and theoretical perspectives.
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Features
Coverage of developing trends and critical issues
- In addition to covering fundamental concepts, the text emphasizes timely topics, such as adolescent perpetrators, violence against women, LGBTQ intimate partner violence, and abuse of older adults.
- New - A new chapter on adolescent and young adult victimization (Chapter 6) addresses human trafficking, teen dating violence, college dating violence, and rape. It reflects current concerns in the field of family violence with survey results and research from prominent academics.
- New - Changes in the field of intimate partner violence influenced new sections in Chapter 8 on economic control, gaslighting, male partner reproductive coercion, IPV victimization of men with disabilities, and the domestic violence green card.
- New - Chapter 4 now looks at the cooperative nature of child abuse investigation, with information on the role of first responders and the investigation processes of both the police and child protective services.
New material addressing social, legal, and theoretical perspectives
- Taking a balanced approach, the text considers issues from the point-of-view of offenders, victims, and the criminal justice system, exploring social influences on abuse and responses of the criminal justice system.
- New - New to Chapter 1 is a discussion of asylum law, with information on U and T visas, to address changing protections available under the VAWA for immigrants seeking asylum as domestic violence victims.
- Updated - Chapter 3 reflects updated theoretical perspectives in family violence, such as the Coercive Control Theory, which has gained prominence in domestic violence theory.
- New - A new section on the Children’s Advocacy Center Model in Chapter 5 notes the current emphasis on multidisciplinary team child abuse investigations.
Real-world examples and practice opportunities
- Been There… Done That case studies illustrate chapter topics with actual events, drawing real-world connections.
- In the News boxed features encourage analysis of current events and controversial issues.
- Simply Scenario features at the end of each chapter challenge students to apply material to practical scenarios.
- Questions for Review at the end of each chapter help students review and master chapter material.
Check out the preface for a complete list of features and what's new in this edition.
New to This Edition
Coverage of developing trends and critical issues
- A new chapter on adolescent and young adult victimization (Chapter 6) addresses human trafficking, teen dating violence, college dating violence, and rape. It reflects current concerns in the field of family violence with survey results and research from prominent academics.
- Changes in the field of intimate partner violence influenced new sections in Chapter 8 on economic control, gaslighting, male partner reproductive coercion, IPV victimization of men with disabilities, and the domestic violence green card.
- Chapter 4 now looks at the cooperative nature of child abuse investigation, with information on the role of first responders and the investigation processes of both the police and child protective services.
New material addressing social, legal, and theoretical perspectives
- New to Chapter 1 is a discussion of asylum law, with information on U and T visas, to address changing protections available under the VAWA for immigrants seeking asylum as domestic violence victims.
- Chapter 3 reflects updated theoretical perspectives in family violence, such as the Coercive Control Theory, which has gained prominence in domestic violence theory.
- A new section on the Children’s Advocacy Center Model in Chapter 5 notes the current emphasis on multidisciplinary team child abuse investigations.
Check out the preface for a complete list of features and what's new in this edition.
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: GLOBAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Violence Against Women: A Global Concern
Refugee & Asylum Protections
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
The United Nations
Violence Against Women: Around the World
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 2: HISTORY OF VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Examples of Family Violence
Early Social—Legal History
Marital Relations in Early America
What Is Family Violence Today?
Forms of Intimate Partner Violence
Legal Family Relationships
Definitions of Common Terms
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 3: FOCUS ON RESEARCH
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Historical Applied Research
Research Methods
Sources of Family Violence Data
Source and Citing Issues
Domestic Violence Theory
Family Violence Perspective
Violence Against Women Perspective
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 4: INTRODUCTION TO CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
History of Child Maltreatment
Sources for Definitions of Child Abuse
Major Sources of Child Abuse Data
Emotional/Psychological Abuse
Neglect
Physical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Child Abuse Victims
Child Abuse Perpetrators
Child Abuse Reporters
Child Victims and Criminal Law
Domestic Violence and Child Custody
Criminal Jurisdiction
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 5: INVESTIGATING CHILD ABUSE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
First Responders to Child Maltreatment
Assessment or Investigation of Maltreatment
Introduction to Physical Abuse
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
Shaken Baby Syndrome
Child Death Due to Abuse
Family Abduction
Sexual Abuse Introduction
Forms of Sexual Abuse
Symptoms of Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome
Children’s Advocacy Center Model
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 6: ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT VICTIMIZATION
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Violence
Vulnerability & Resilience
Exploitation and Sex Trafficking of Minors
Sexual Assaults
Sexual Exploitation & Assault Investigation
Dating Violence
Teen Dating Violence
College Dating Violence
Cyber Dating Abuse
Teen & Young Adult Sexting
Stalking
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 7: ADOLESCENT PERPETRATORS
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Family-Based Theory
Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect
Adolescent Offending Patterns
Survival Sex
Sibling Violence
Parent Abuse
Pedophilia
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 8: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
The Battered Women’s Movement
The Cycle of Violence
Health and Safety Issues
Economic Control
Emotional Abuse
Physical Violence
Sexual Violence
Violence Against Women
Violence Against Men
Domestic Violence Green Card
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 9: LGBTQ PARTNER ABUSE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Definitions
Prevalence of Abuse
Forms of Abuse
Theoretical Explanations
Perpetrators in Gay Male Relationships
Perpetrators in Lesbian Relationships
Criminal Justice Interventions
Factors in Reporting to the Police
Legal Issues
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 10: ABUSE IN LATER LIFE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Definitions
Prevalence
Categories of Abuse
Family Abuse
Institutional Abuse
Self-Neglect and Self-Abuse
Forms of Abuse
The Victims of Abuse Against Older Adults
Vulnerability and Undue Influence
Consequences of Abuse Against Older Adults
Civil versus Criminal Action
Mandated Reporting
Multidisciplinary Team Response
Police Response
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 11: ADULT PERPETRATORS
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Abuser Characteristics
The Role of Alcohol and Drug Use
The Role of Animal Cruelty
Police Officers Offenders
Military Personnel
Abusive Men
Abusive Women
Offenders Against Older Adults
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 12: THE POLICE RESPONSE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Criminalization of Intimate Partner Violence
The Role of Police
Police Officer Training
Arrest Procedures
How Do Police Get Involved?
To Arrest or Not to Arrest: That Is the Question!
What About Probable Cause?
Search and Seizure
Interviewing
Interrogation of Suspects
Victim Protections
IPV Across State Lines
Myth and Reality
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 13: STALKING AND HOMICIDE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Stalking
What Is Stalking?
Stalking Behaviors
Victims of Stalking
Perpetrators of Stalking
Stalking Laws
Investigative Strategies
Categories of Homicide
Intimate Partner Homicide
Intimate Partner Homicide Victims
Intimate Partner Homicide Defendants
Homicide-Suicide
Gay and Lesbian Partner Homicide
Homicide in Later Life
Investigative Strategies
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
CHAPTER 14: THE COURT RESPONSE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Chapter Objectives
Key Terms
Introduction
Advocate Roles
The Role of the Courts
Court Jurisdiction
The Role of the Judge
Civil Protection Orders
Offender Intervention Programs
Program Procedures for Male Perpetrators
Program Procedures for Female Perpetrators
Can Program Interventions Stop Offending?
Conclusions
Simply Scenario
Questions for Review
Internet-Based Exercises
References
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About the Author(s)
A pioneer in law enforcement, Denise K. Gosselin was the first uniformed female officer in her hometown, Lunenburg, Massachusetts, and the first female campus police officer at the community college she attended. The Massachusetts Senate honored her in 1978 as the first woman appointed constable for the City of Fitchburg. In 2011, Dr. Gosselin received accolades as Alumna of the Year at Mt. Wachusett Community College, where she now serves on its Board of Trustees.
Denise graduated in the 61st Recruit Training Troop of the Massachusetts State Police in January 1980. During the years that followed she served as a uniformed officer performing route patrol activities, as an instructor at the Massachusetts State Police Academy, and as a detective in major crime investigations. Recognized as a local expert in child abuse investigation, she has spoken on cable television and radio. She appeared on the America’s Most Wanted television show in connection with a fugitive in a case she was investigating. She has made many presentations at professional meetings with the Department of Social Services, Department of Mental Health, and Office of the District Attorney. She has testified in numerous major crime cases in both criminal and civil hearings.
Dr. Gosselin served as a faculty member and Department Chair in the Criminal Justice and Sociology Department at Western New England University until her retirement as Professor Emerita in 2017. Her other publications include Interviewing and Interrogation: Smart Talk, currently in its second edition, and Crimes and Mental Disorders: The Criminal Justice Response. Dr. Gosselin has contributed to the Encyclopedia of Police Science, the Encyclopedia of Juvenile Justice, and the Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence, as well as chapters to Women, Law, & Social Control and Policing & Victims.
Denise is an experienced Criminal Justice Program Reviewer. Her major presentations and invited lectures have been at the 12th United Nations Congress on Crime and Criminal Justice in Salvador, Brazil, the Massachusetts State Police, at West Point Military Academy, Campbell University, NC, and at Gwynedd-Mercy College, PA.
As a lifetime member of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), Denise has served as Region One Trustee 2013-2016 and ACJS Trustee-at-Large 2009-2012. As a member of the Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences, she has served as President, Vice President, and Secretary. Dr. Gosselin is also a member of the European Society of Criminal Justice and is a co-founding member of the Everywoman Everywhere Workgroup, from the Harvard Kennedy School project of the International Commission on Violence Against Women and Girls.
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