The Domestic Violence Arrest Decision: Examining Demographic, Attitudinal, and Situational Variables

By A. Robinson, Meghan Stroshine Chandek. 2000

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Subfields: Health, Sociology and Political Science

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• Domestic violence and alcohol: what is known and what do we need to know to encourage environmental interventions? (2001, background): “Other studies have not found any impact of alcohol involvement on the likelihood of arrest (Robinson and Chandek 2000, Feder 1998).”
• The Influence of Mandatory Arrest Policies, Police Organizational Characteristics, and Situational Variables on the Probability of Arrest in Domestic Violence Cases (2005, background): “…(Bell, 1982; Heidensohn, 1992; Holdaway & Parker, 1998; Horne, 1980; Jones, 1986), although some studies find that male police officers may make more arrests than do female officers (Bloch & Anderson, 1974; Martin, 1993; Morash & Greene, 1986; Robinson, 2000; Robinson & Chandek, 2000).”