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How to Destroy a Man in One Easy Step: Men; Guilty Until Proven Innocent!

by Sally A. Owen Esquire

A legal argument about domestic-violence proceedings and due process

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A legal argument about domestic-violence proceedings and due process

Sally A. Owen Esquire approaches domestic-violence law from the perspective of both an attorney and a former victim. The book argues that efforts to protect people experiencing abuse must work through the criminal justice system and respect due process, while also safeguarding men’s rights. It distinguishes the need for shelters, counseling, and punishment of abusers from the author’s concern about what she sees as misuse of civil-court procedures. The subject is therefore not only domestic violence, but also the balance between victim support, legal safeguards, and gender rights in the handling of these cases.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in gender and the law or domestic-violence policy debates.
  • Readers seeking an attorney-author’s perspective on due process in domestic-violence proceedings.
  • Readers interested in arguments about civil-court procedures and men’s rights.

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Domestic-violence lawDue processGender and legal rightsVictim supportCivil and criminal justice

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Book overview

The book is about abuses of the domestic violence laws. I am an attorney in Pennsylvania. I was a victim of domestic violence. As a former victim of Domestic Violence, any violence makes me sad. As a conscientious attorney, the widespread abuse of the Domestic Violence Laws makes me sick. Victims of domestic violence need help! They need more shelters and more counselors. They need a criminal justice system that will punish the abusers and put them in jail! HOWEVER, this has to be done through the criminal justice system and through due process. It has to be taken out of civil court. Men's rights have to be protected as well as the women's rights. The current system is being seriously abused and the potential for continuing abuse is astronomical! Vindictive women and unscrupulous attorneys have made a total mockery out of the current system and way too many innocent men are serving a "life sentence" because of it!
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