What The Law Owes: An Examination of Legal Defences Available for Victims of Domestic Abuse Violence
The objective of this paper is to study how Canada’s legal system is involved in the fight against domestic abuse. Additionally, a section of this paper will be devoted to studying how the Canadian perspective may differ on an international scale, specifically in comparison to the legal perspectives of the United States
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Nathan Ching
Student, University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Hi! 🧐 My name is Nathan, and I am a coming Junior at the University of Toronto (St. George Campus) majoring in Criminology, Public Policy, with a minor in Political Science. My research project focuses on Criminal Law and Domestic Abuse cases, investigating the Criminal Justice System's role in breaking the cycle of violence that exists in domestic abuse cases. Outside of academics, I am a huge (and i mean humongous) fan of the arts! Film, photography, music, anything that expresses creativity is automatically a key to my heart. Drop a message and I'd be more than happy to connect with you! ⚡️
