TY - SER AU - Hamilton, Gemma AU - Harris, Lisa AU - McCook, Sarah TI - A follow-up evaluation of a coordinated police-social services response to recidivist family violence PY - 2023/// PB - Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology, KW - ABUSIVE MEN KW - ABUSIVE WOMEN KW - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE KW - FAMILY VIOLENCE KW - INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION KW - INTERVENTION KW - INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE KW - PARENTAL ABUSE KW - PERPETRATORS KW - RECIDIVISM KW - INTERNATIONAL KW - AUSTRALIA N1 - Journal of Criminology, 2023, First published online, 15 May 2023 N2 - Coordinated multi-agency approaches are a key strategy for responding to recidivist family violence. This paper presents a follow-up quantitative evaluation of Alexis: a coordinated police-social services approach to recidivist and high-risk family violence piloted in Victoria, Australia. State-wide police data was collected for 75 perpetrators 20 to 36 months since case closure following Alexis intervention. Results indicated that 38 perpetrators (51%) had no further recorded incidents of family violence. The remaining non-mutually exclusive categories indicated that 17 (22%) had perpetrated family violence against the original Alexis victim in another location (outside the pilot catchment zones); 28 (37%) had perpetrated family violence against a different victim; and 8 of the prior two groups (11%) had perpetrated violence against both Alexis and non-Alexis victims. Those classified as low recidivists before intervention were less likely to have a further recorded incident of family violence during the follow-up period compared to high recidivists. Implications for police and policy-makers are discussed with reference to intimate partner violence and parent abuse by adult children. (Authors' abstract). Record #8178 UR - https://doi.org/10.1177/26338076231174667 ER -