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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Albertín Carbó, Pilar author Cubells Serra, Jenny author Peñaranda-Cólera, Maria del Carmen author Martínez, Luz María author 2020-07-25 This article discusses how practices in the Spanish criminal justice system relate to Organic Law 1/2004 on measures against gender-based violence. We examine the predominant construction of the problem and the secondary victimization1 of women. Data were collected from two sources: participant observation at police victim support units and courts dealing with violence against women,2 and in-depth interviews with abused women and legal and psychosocial professionals. Our analysis has uncovered a lack of institutional resources for detecting psychological violence and negative stereotyping of female victims. We conclude that a gender perspective should be incorporated into criminal justice system practices 5 http://hdl.handle.net/10256/26130 Violència en els homes -- Dret i legislació Violence in men -- Law and legislation A Feminist Law Meets an Androcentric Criminal Justice System: Gender-Based Violence in Spain