Social perceptions on UK domestic abuse and how such situations are handled by law enforcement and the judicial system are discussed in a paper consisting of twelve pages. Ten sources are cited in the bibliography.
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There are a number of factors surrounding the issue of domestic violence and the way in which it is treated by the legal
system which have evolved from social and cultural elements regarding the way in which certain groups in society are perceived, and the effect that this has on their treatment by
other groups. For example, even though domestic violence is often considered to refer only to the abuse of women by men, particularly within marriage, it is actually a much more
widespread phenomenon and one which involves people of all ages and both sexes.
In addition, domestic violence does not always involve physical abuse or attacks, since it can take the form of
psychological abuse or neglect. It is also the case that domestic violence is not confined to particular socio-economic group, but can be found to occur in households at all levels
of the economic spectrum. Research conducted in recent years has also shown that because of the very nature of the crime, it is often difficult to identify: not only does
in take place outside of the public gaze, it is also something which is not reported by victims because of their fear of reprisals, and because the legal remedies available