Violence Against Women Act, Needs to be reformed for domestic violence rates to come down
Tuesday, Aug. 13th 2013 12:00 PM
Neither the Democratic nor the Republican versions of the Violence Against Women Act survived the last Congress. Now Democrats, headed by Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy, vow immediate action on a new Violence Against Women Act that does little to alter current flawed policies on domestic violence. The long hiatus in Violence Against Women Act authorization represents a golden opportunity to get right what we’ve gotten wrong for so long.
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