News at One Campaign for a public registar of domestic abuse
Jan 20, 2026
Jason Poole, brother of murder victim Jennifer Poole, passionately advocates for a public domestic violence register, affectionately known as 'Jenny's Law'. He shares the poignant story of Jennifer's life and the family's harrowing journey after her loss. Jason reveals the shocking history of her murderer, discusses the proposed legal changes, and highlights the urgent need for reforms as survivor advocacy grows. He emphasizes the importance of linking criminal findings with family law to better protect victims, calling for lasting solutions in a rising crisis.
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Life Taken Too Soon
- Jason Poole describes Jennifer as a hardworking, caring 24-year-old mother and community volunteer who loved life and music.
- He says all that was tragically taken away by her ex-partner in April 2021.
Hidden Criminal Past Revealed At Trial
- The Poole family discovered during trial that Gavin Murphy had prior domestic violence convictions and had recently left prison before meeting Jennifer.
- They were not told this information when Jennifer entered the relationship.
Create A Public Domestic Violence Register
- Jason urges creation of a public domestic violence register, named Jenny's Law, to help potential victims access convictions information via the courts website.
- He notes the register has Attorney General backing and Cabinet approval but is going through pre-legislative scrutiny.