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 The DHR identifies systemic failures by agencies to recognise and respond to escalating domestic abuse indicators, particularly concerning risk assessment, inter-agency information sharing, and prioritising the perpetrator's mental health …
AI-generated summary The report highlights missed opportunities by agencies to identify and respond to domestic abuse, including coercive control and potential forced marriage, experienced by the victim from her father and brother. It notes inconsistent risk a…
AI-generated summary The report identifies concerns regarding agencies' assessment and response to escalating domestic abuse risks, including the downgrading of police risk assessments despite indicators of coercive control and strangulation by the perpetrator…
AI-generated summary The review highlights gaps in inter-force information sharing regarding serial domestic abuse perpetrators, challenges in completing comprehensive risk assessments, and the need for improved processes to identify and manage risk, particula…
AI-generated summary The review identifies concerns regarding Greater Manchester Police's risk assessment processes, particularly the underestimation of the perpetrator's violent history and threats, leading to insufficient information sharing and delayed arre…
AI-generated summary The review identifies that agencies focused on the perpetrator's mental health and vulnerability, leading to missed opportunities for earlier criminal justice intervention for escalating harassment. There was a lack of suitable services fo…
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These are statutory reviews under section 9 of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004.