Domestic Violence Flashcards

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Domestic Violence

DEFN - (Purpose)

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  • Purpose of assault is to INTIMIDATE and CONTROL their partner by INDUCING FEAR through a POWER IMBALANCE
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Cycle of Violence (3)

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1 - Honeymoon (Manipulation Phase)
2 - Tension Building Phase
3 - Crisis/assaultive Phase

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Domestic Violence - DEFN

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use of physical or sexual force, actual or threatened, in an INTIMATE relationship, including emotion and psychological abuse or harassing behaviour

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Domestic Violence Stats

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  • 1 in 8 Canadian women
  • on average women are assaulted 35 times before they report
  • 61% of abusive males grew up in a home where they experienced DV
  • most dangerous time for women is 6 weeks after they announce the relationship is over
  • 80% of murdered women were stalked
  • strong relationship between animal abuse and DV
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Intimate Relationship - DEFN

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  • includes those between the opposite sex and same sex partners
  • vary in duration and legal formality, includes current/past/common-law/married
  • may or may not include a sexual component
  • may be predicated on little or no sexual activity
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Dominant Aggressor

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  • the individual who has been the principal abuser

- how to determine dominant aggressor - History/power/control/injuries

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Relationship Terror

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an extreme form of controlling relationship behaviour involving threats, intimidation and violence

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1 - R v. Feeney

DV - Lawful Authorities (3)

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  • Hot pursuit, consent, non-dwelling
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2 - R v. Godoy

DV - Authorities

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  • 911 hang up, warrantless entry, safety
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3 - R v. Sanderson

DV - Authorities

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  • Entry and conduct inside the home were both lawful
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Domestic Violence Investigator (DVI)

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Typically a SGT or Staff SGT, not a constable

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Domestic Investigation

4

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1 - Establish aggressor
2 - Secure both parties and get stories
3 - Keep in mind self defence (s.34)
4 - If child involved, call CAS

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Mandatory Charge

3

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1 - on RG
2 - PO is to lay a charge
3 - never charge both parties

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Entry Into Dwelling in relation to DV

3

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1 - PO may enter dwelling
2 - without warrant
3 - to ensure the safety of persons inside

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Children’s Aid Society (CAS)

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  • Must be contacted if children resided in the dwelling with a history of DV, whether or not they were present
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Show Cause/Bail hearing (3)

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1 - DV incident involving an arrest
2 - always be a bail hearing
3 - SAFETY and security of the victim

17
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Victim
s. 2(2)
Canadian Bill of Rights
DEFN

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  • an individual who has suffered physical/emotional harm, property damage or economic loss as the result of commission or alleged commission of an offence
18
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Domestic Involving MHA

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  • if DV case occurs with an offender who suffers mental illness, it is BEST TO ARREST rather than apprehend under s. 17 MHA
  • if apprehension under s. 17 MHA, cycle of violence will likely continue as you can only hold the accused for 72 hours
19
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SVS

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Sworn Video Statement = best evidence for DV case

20
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DVRM

- includes 16 areas

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  • investigation tool/checklist to be considered in a bail hearing that includes: relationship problems, stalking, jealously, substance abuse, mental disorders, etc.
21
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Most significant risk factor for DV is…

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During recent or pending separations