Domestic violence is not restricted to men abusing women, however society often restricts the options of a man who finds himself on the receiving end of domestic abuse. How has this affected the courts effectiveness at ruling in cases of domestic violence?

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Marc Weber

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26 August, 10:07

Domestic violence is not restricted to men abusing women, however society often restricts the options of a man who finds himself on the receiving end of domestic abuse. How has this affected the courts effectiveness at ruling in cases of domestic violence?

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Katelynn · Answer 1

It depends on who the judge is. Some judges are bias and favor into the woman or man, while other judges stay neutral. Although, men on the receiving side is a surprise for us, the courts ruling in any case of domestic violence is the same regardless of gender (unless the judges is bias and favors into the woman or man).

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