Inconsistent use of domestic violence disclosure scheme putting women at risk, says inspectorate
Clare’s Law, a scheme designed to protect unsuspecting women from new partners with a history of violence, is not being used properly by police forces, putting some women at risk of harm, a policing watchdog has warned.
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