Civil & Criminal Justice
Guidance for those working in the Civil and Criminal Justice sector.
Referrals, Risk Assessment & Safety Planning
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New MARAC Process – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Guide for Participants – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Guide for Chairs – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Chairing Standards – Nottingham City
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New MARAC Referral Standards – Nottingham City
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Accompanying forms to go with DASH RIC Forms
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DASH RIC Form
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Teen DASH RIC Form
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Tech Abuse Resource List
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S-DASH Risk Identification Checklist For Use in Stalking and Harassment Cases
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Safety Plan Template: Young People
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Safety Plan Template For Mothers
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Safety Plan Template Children
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Risk Identification Checklist (DASH RIC) for Young People
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Referral Form for Men Experiencing Domestic Abuse in Nottinghamshire
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Referral Form for Men Experiencing Domestic Abuse in Nottingham City
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Nottingham City Multi–Agency Child Sexual Exploitation Procedural Flowchart
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Multi-Agency Sexual Exploitation Risk Assessment Tool
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LGBT DASH RIC Special Considerations Checklist
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ISVA and SSS Referral Process
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Domestic Abuse Referral Team (DART) Process
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‘Honour’-Based Violence and Abuse and Forced Marriage Identification and Referral Pathway
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Safety Plan Template
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Guidance to Questions on the DASH RIC
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Domestic Abuse Referral process for Non Police Agencies
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‘Honour’-Based Violence and Abuse and Forced Marriage Identification and Referral Pathway
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‘Honour’-Based Violence and Abuse and Forced Marriage Identification and Referral Pathway
Practical Guidance
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Young People with Learning Disabilities and Sexual Exploitation
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Working with Perpetrators
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Working with Intimidated Witnesses
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Working Together to Safeguard Children: Supplementary Guidance on Sexual Exploitation
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Working Together to Safeguard Children
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Stalking: Injunctive Relief
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Specialist Domestic Violence Court: Resource Manual
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Guide: Children and Domestic Violence
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Children Guides: All
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Inter-Agency Guidance: Children and Sexual Exploitation
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Inter-Agency Guidance: Children and Domestic Violence
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Links between Family and Animal Abuse
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Guidelines for Working with Men Perpetrating Domestic Abuse
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From Report to Court: Prosecuting Sexual Violence
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Family Justice Court: Guidelines for Children Giving Evidence
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Family Justice Court: Protocol for Serving Non-Molestation Orders
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Factsheet: Alcohol and Domestic Violence
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Domestic Violence: A Guide to Civil Remedies and Criminal Sanctions
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Domestic Abuse Guidelines for Prosecutors
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Contact Orders and Domestic Violence: A Report for Courts
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Action Dispels Fear: Best Practice for Intimidated Witnesses
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Sharing Personal Information in the Context of Domestic Violence
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So-called “Revenge” Porn Fact Sheet
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Appropriate Language: Child Sexual And/Or Criminal Exploitation
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Multi-agency Practice Guidelines: Handling Cases of Forced Marriages
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Safeguarding Children and FGM in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
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Mandatory Reporting of FGM: Procedural Information
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FGM Risk and Safeguarding Guidance
Local Services
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Specialist Domestic Violence Court: Memorandum for Information Sharing
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Specialist Domestic Violence Court
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Service Agreement for Specialist Domestic Violence Court
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MASH Overview
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MASH Guide
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Integrated Offender Management
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Domestic Abuse Referral Team (DART) Information
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Sanctuary Scheme Leaflet
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Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (for person wishing to apply)
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Refs for Pets Information
Strategies & Policies
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Crown Prosecution Service: Rape and serious sexual offences strategy
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UK Action Plan On Human Trafficking
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Nottinghamshire Police’s Approach to Tackling Domestic Abuse
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Nottingham Interim Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse Strategy (December 2015)
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CPS Policy for Prosecuting Cases on Human Trafficking
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Nottingham City Council Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNA) on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse (DSVA) 2017
Research & Reports
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Women’s Access to Justice: From Reporting to Sentencing
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Women Affected by Domestic Violence or Abuse and Someone Else’s Substance Use
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Understanding Serious Case Reviews and Their Impact
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Twenty-nine Child Homicides: Summary
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Twenty-nine Child Homicides
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The Mental Health Needs of Nottingham’s Homeless Population
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The Cost of Domestic Violence (Update)
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The Cost of Domestic Violence
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Tackling Domestic Violence: Effective Interventions and Approaches
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Supporting Children who have Witnessed Domestic Violence
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Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women: UK Statement
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Safety in Numbers: Summary
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Safety in Numbers: Key Findings
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Safety in Numbers: Final Report
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Response to Complexity: Survivors of Domestic Abuse with “Complex Needs”
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Response to Complexity Evaluation Report
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Protecting Women’s Human Rights and Holding the State to Account
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Prevalence of Female Genital Mutilation in England and Wales
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Perpetrator Programmes for Male Domestic Violence Offenders
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Multi-Agency Response to Children Living With Domestic Abuse
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Mapping the Maze: Services for Women Experiencing Multiple Disadvantage
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Living Without Violence Pilot Report
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Lessons Learned from the Domestic Violence Enforcement Campaigns
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Femicide Census 2009-2015: Profiles of Women Killed by Men
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Ending Gang and Youth Violence: A Cross-Government Report
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Domestic Violence Protection Orders: Pilot Evaluation
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Domestic Violence Perpetrators
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Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme Pilot Assessment
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Domestic Homicide Reviews: Key Findings
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Domestic Homicide Reviews
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Domestic Abuse: Learning from Case Reviews
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Development of the Integrated Domestic Abuse Programme (IDAP)
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Contact Orders and Domestic Violence: A Report for Courts
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Child Sexual Exploitation Information Sharing
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Breaking Barriers: A Report into Gang-Affected Females in Nottingham
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A Gap or a Chasm: Attrition in Reported Rape Cases
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Stalking: Understanding and Responding to Victims’ Needs
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Links between Animal Abuse, Child Abuse and Domestic Violence
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