The UK Tonight | Sarah-Jane Mee explores why conviction rates for domestic abuse cases are so low
November 27, 2024
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as posted by the channelMore than 2.3 million people in England and Wales were victims of domestic abuse in the 12 months to March - but fewer complaints to police are leading to convictions - despite an increase in arrests and prosecutions
On the UK Tonight, Sarah-Jane Mee explores why the conviction rate for domestic abuse cases is so low.
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