Dr. Charlotte Bishop on the systemic gaps that makes it difficult to prove coercive or controlling behavior in a court of law.
Dr Charlotte Bishop joined Exeter Law School in 2014. She holds an LLB from the University of Kent and a PhD in Law from the University of Exeter. Her research interests are inter-disciplinary and include socio-legal research into psychology, sociology, philosophy and criminology. Her recent research has been on how the harm of domestic violence, including controlling and coercive behaviour, could be more effectively evidenced in criminal court proceedings.
Dr. Charlotte Bishop on the systemic gaps that makes it difficult to prove coercive or controlling behavior in a court of law.