North Yorkshire Police reminds people of Clare's Law
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 16:19 · Archive
North Yorkshire Police is reminding people of Clare's Law, which allows them to check a partner's history of domestic abuse and violent behaviour. The law provides a mechanism for people to request information about a new partner's past.
Clare's Law is designed to help people make informed decisions about their relationships. The police force's reminder aims to raise awareness of the little-known right available to those entering new relationships.
How it is being reported
- Dating someone new? This little-known check can tell you about a partner's pastNorth Yorkshire Police is reminding people of Clare’s Law which lets them check a partner’s history of domestic abuse and violent behaviour.York Press · 7 Oct, 16:00
- Dating someone new? This little-known check can tell you about a partner's pastNorth Yorkshire Police is reminding people of Clare’s Law which lets them check a partner’s history of domestic abuse and violent behaviour.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 7 Oct, 16:00
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