[Dr. Howard]

The comments in the article are good, as is the below text form the article.

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Moreover, meta-analysis of police and judicial statistics reveals that only one out of six domestic violence cases reported to the police in the United States results in a conviction. Furthermore, only a third of the people arrested for domestic violence ends up convicted. These numbers illustrate a twofold problem. First, a large percentage of the afflicted population of women is not seeking judicial redress. On the other hand, those who do go through the legal process are not receiving the justice they deserve and seek.

The author assumes the lack of convictions means injustice while a commenter says it could also mean plenty of false allegations.