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cjgl-2667	Wellman, Kathryn Gillespie	Taking the Next Step in the Legal Response to Domestic Violence: the Need to Reexamine Specialized Domestic Violence Courts from a Victim Perspective	2013	35	.pdf	application/pdf	17609	622	42	93 See MooRE, supra note 88, at 9 (describing studies that show a strong correlation between criminal history and re-arrest for domestic violence, show that the probability of re-arrest was significantly higher for younger defendants, and suggest a relationship between having more charges fled on the current arrest and 464 24.3 COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAw Other aspects of domestic violence courts indicate how those charged with creating these courts have integrated principles of therapeutic jurisprudence so as to address concerns that the legal system inflicts further psychological harm on domestic violence victims. Since many of the attorneys representing battered women in specialized domestic violence courts are repeat players, courts could readily reach out to these advocates for aid and support.13 Some proponents of domestic violence courts suggest that these courts have already succeeded at taking into account battered women's autonomy and self-determination in a way that was not possible through the traditional adversarial system.	cache/cjgl-2667.pdf	txt/cjgl-2667.txt