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J.C. Barnes, Michael TenEyck, Brian B. Boutwell, and Kevin M. Beaver. 2013. “Indicators of Domestic Violence are Structured by Genetic and Non-shared Environmental Influences” Journal of Psychiatric Research.

Krista Flannigan, Eve S. Buzawa, and Aaron D. Buzawa. 2013. “Evidence-Based Prosecution: Is it Worth the Cost?” Criminology & Public Policy.

Daniel P. Mears, Christy A. Visher. 2005. “Trends in Understanding and Addressing Domestic Violence” Journal of Interpersonal Violence.

Daniel P. Mears. 2003. “Research and Interventions to Reduce Domestic Violence Revictimization” Trauma, Violence & Abuse.

Daniel P. Mears, Matthew J. Carlson, George W. Holden, Susan D. Harris. 2001. “Reducing Domestic Violence Revictimization: The Effects of Individual and Contextual Factors and Type of Legal Intervention” Journal of Interpersonal Violence.

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