The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 26
... relation- ships , and the perceived need to curb domestic violence . ... At the end of the day , whether a personal relationship is or was " close " can only be determined on the evidence . At some point , in the eyes of the legislature ...
... relation- ships , and the perceived need to curb domestic violence . ... At the end of the day , whether a personal relationship is or was " close " can only be determined on the evidence . At some point , in the eyes of the legislature ...
Page 39
... relation- ships suffer a cycle of violence and experienced " learned helplessness " which prevents them from leaving the relation- ship . The theory is based on the observations of this sole researcher and subsequent research has not ...
... relation- ships suffer a cycle of violence and experienced " learned helplessness " which prevents them from leaving the relation- ship . The theory is based on the observations of this sole researcher and subsequent research has not ...
Page 124
... relation- ship . It is a stance assisted , no doubt , by the abolition effected by the Status of Children Act 1969 of bastardy as a legal concept , and by the shift in sexual mores connected with the availability of efficient methods ...
... relation- ship . It is a stance assisted , no doubt , by the abolition effected by the Status of Children Act 1969 of bastardy as a legal concept , and by the shift in sexual mores connected with the availability of efficient methods ...
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