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Diversion for minor DV cases?

April 17, 2013 at 9:13 AM

It is mooted that PC has gone too when charges are laid for every reported, including 'minor' DV offence. As statistics and practice show only 20% DV incidents are reported, should the zero tolerance policy act as a deterrence to and encourage more reporting of DV? Read the opinion here



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