Issue Information

• Published date: 01 October 2021
• Date: 01 October 2021
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/fcre.12502

FAMILY COURT REVIEW Volume 59 Number 4 October 2021

The Journal of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts

AFCC

Published in cooperation with the Center for

Children, Families and the Law of the Maurice

A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University

Editorial Note

October 2021 –

Barbara A. Babb and Marsha Kline Pruett

Special Issue: Inclusion in the Web of Science

Evidence-Based and Evidence-Informed Practice for “Real World” Family Law Challenges –

Marsha Kline Pruett, Lyn R. Greenberg and Amy Holtzworth-Munroe

Evidence Informed Section

Using the Range of Research Evidence to Help Inform Clinical Decision Making and Treatment for Family Court-Involved Children

and Families –

Frank Davis and Thomas Sexton

The Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC): An Evidence-Informed Court-Based Innovation –

Marsha Kline Pruett, Jonathan Alschech and Talia Feldscher

One Size Really Does Not Fit All: The Importance of Incorporating Culturally Relevant Adaptations in Reunifi cation Therapy –

April Harris-Britt,

Diane Paces-Wiles and Noa Wax

Science-Based Practice and the Dangers of Overreach: Essential Concepts and Future Directions in Evidence-Informed Practice –

Lyn R. Greenberg,

Kathleen McNamara and Sarah Wilkins

Practicing Best Practice: A 10-Year Retrospective on Universal Risk Screening in a Mediation and Counseling Organization –

Jamie Lee, Claire Ralfs,

Anna Booth and Jennifer E. McIntosh

The Development, Evaluation, and Implementation of Parenting-Focused Prevention Programs in Collaboration with Family Court –

Karey L. O’Hara, Sharlene A. Wolchik and Irwin N. Sandler

Preparing Mediators to Mediate Cases Reporting High IPV in a Randomized Controlled Trial: The Importance of a Mediation Manual, Training,

and Consultation –

Amy G. Applegate, Connie J. Beck, Jeannie M. Adams, Fernanda S. Rossi and Amy Holtzworth-Munroe

Reducing the Scientifi c Bench to Judicial Bench Research-to-Practice Gap: Applications of Implementation Science to Family Law Research and

Practice –

Brittany N. Rudd and Rinad S. Beidas

Judges Section

Judge Thomas Altobelli –

Tom Altobelli

Judge Dianna Gould-Saltman –

Dianna J. Gould-Saltman

Judge Denise McColley –

Denise Herman McColley

Judge Jill Moss –

Jillian Frances Moss

Judge Herman Walker –

Herman G. Walker Jr.

Articles

Perceived and Actual Knowledge Gain among Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Team Members: A Pre-Post Analysis of On-Site Training and

Technical Assistance –

Jasmine Victoria Idrogo, Logan A. Yelderman, Martha-Elin Blomquist and Angela D. Broadus

Dispute Resolution Choices for Property Settlement in Australia: Client Views on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Family Dispute

Resolution and Legal Pathways –

Genevieve Heard and Andrew Bickerdike

Identifying Coercive Control in Canadian Family Law: A Required Analysis in Determining the Best Interests of the Child –

Glenda Lux and Sandy Gill

Book Reviews

Parental Alienation: Science and Law. Edited by Demosthenes Lorandos and William Bernet –

Michael Saini and Leslie Drozd

Evolution of a Field: Personal Histories in Confl ict Resolution. Edited by Howard Gadlin and Nancy A. Welsh –

Donald T. Saposnek

Student Notes

Born into Porn but Rescued by Thorn: The Demand for Tech Companies to Scan and Search for Child Sexual Abuse Images –

MaryJane Gurriell

Protection or Restriction: The Detriments of Abortion Decriminalization in New York and Proposed Feticide Law –

Katie O’Leary

Loot The Children: The Need to Regulate Predatory Loot Box Mechanics in Video Games that Target Young Audiences –

Shiddhartha Uddin

Erratum

Nonresidential Father Psychological Support and Offspring Physical Health Perceptions 15-Years After Parental Divorce

An Interdisciplinary Journal

FAMILY COURT REVIEW

Volume 59 Number 4

October 2021

Leading dialogue in family court research,

policy and practice for more than half a century

What Is AFCC?

AFCC is the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts— an interdisciplinary and

international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children

and families through the resolution of family confl ict. AFCC brings together members of

multiple disciplines in the private, public and nonprofi t sectors from all over the world. AFCC

is unique because members do not share a common profession. Instead, AFCC members

share a strong commitment to education, innovation and collaboration in order to benefi t

communities, empower families and promote a healthy future for children.

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