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Protective Orders

Questions and Conundrums

TK Logan

Lisa Shannon

Robert Walker

University of Kentucky

Teri Marie Faragher

Domestic Violence Prevention Board

Current media portrayal of protective orders is often negative, focusing on weaknesses in how protective orders are obtained and enforced. This review of research findings on protective orders examines issues and suggests areas in need of future research to clarify and improve public policy. More specifically, this review has five main objectives: (a) to provide background information about partner violence and the need for protective orders; (b) to describe what protective orders are, how many women obtain them, and the advantages and disadvantages of obtaining protective orders; (c) to examine characteristics of women who seek protective orders; (d) toexplore research on whether protective orders actually increase women's safety; and(e) to highlight opportunities and gaps in the practice and research literature regarding theuse of protective orders for women with violent partners or ex-partners.

Key Words: protective orders • partner violence • domestic violence

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, Vol. 7, No. 3, 175-205 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/1524838006288930
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