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Overview
Coercive control and family violence intersect with multiple areas of law, making it essential for lawyers to understand this interplay and its practical implications. This course will equip you to successfully navigate the complexities of this evolving area of law across criminal, civil and family law contexts.
Coercive control is being increasingly recognised as a serious offence throughout Australia, with multiple states passing legislation criminalising these behaviours. Coercive control frequently underpins family violence and intersects with multiple areas of law including criminal, civil and family law. It is essential for lawyers to understand this complex area of law, particularly those working in criminal and family law.
This course, led by accredited criminal law specialist Lauren Cassamitas, will equip you to understand the complexities of coercive control and family violence. It will also provide you with practical guidance on how these intersect with other areas of law, and the strategic considerations you need to take into account as a result. The course explores legislation and case studies from across Australia, providing essential insights into this rapidly developing area of law.
Published: January 2025
Key takeaways
- Understanding Coercive Control: Gain a foundational understanding of coercive control and its relationship with family violence.
- Strategic Insights: Gain insights to successfully navigate the complex intersection of coercive control with criminal, family and civil law.
- Practical Strategies: Explore practical case studies to understand how the courts approach these matters to develop strategies for your day-to-day practice.
Meet the expert
Lauren is an accredited criminal law specialist and the principal lawyer, director and founder of Gallant Law, a well-established criminal law firm in Victoria.
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Coercive Control and Family Violence
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