Find recommendations from statutory reviews of domestic homicides, published in the Home Office DHR Library. Victim and perpetrator names are never displayed on this page.
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AI-generated summary Agencies failed to share information effectively, leading to incomplete risk assessments and missed opportunities to intervene in domestic violence and manage the perpetrator's risks. There were also deficiencies in supervision and adheren…
AI-generated summary The review highlights minimal agency involvement with the victim and missed opportunities to identify coercive control and economic abuse. It also notes a lack of community awareness regarding domestic abuse indicators, third-party reporti…
AI-generated summary The review identified a lack of a 'whole family approach' in care provision, ineffective management of the perpetrator's mental health and care plans, and insufficient recognition and response to safeguarding and domestic abuse concerns af…
AI-generated summary The review highlights concerns regarding the intersectional impact of religion, belief, and race on the victim's experiences and access to support, alongside limitations in local data collection for BME communities. It also addresses probl…
AI-generated summary The review identifies systemic failures in multi-agency domestic violence risk assessment and management, including missed opportunities to consider the perpetrator's history and the victim's homelessness. Inconsistent application of proce…
AI-generated summary The report found no prior indicators of domestic abuse or opportunities for professional intervention. However, it highlighted the need for improved accessibility of mental health support for males, particularly from Black, Minority, Ethni…
AI-generated summary The review identified missed opportunities by agencies to identify and respond to domestic abuse, including a lack of professional curiosity, insufficient information sharing, and inadequate assessment of substance misuse. Barriers to repo…
AI-generated summary Agencies failed to consistently recognise and respond to domestic abuse, especially in interfamilial relationships and when alcohol misuse was a factor. Challenges were noted in mental health and alcohol care pathways for intoxicated indiv…
AI-generated summary The review found the homicide was not predictable or preventable. Key concerns relate to the need for general practice to routinely inquire about the impact of anger management issues on families and to embed domestic violence enquiries.
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These are statutory reviews under section 9 of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004.