Domestic Violence Flashcards

1
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Domestic Violence

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the intentional violent or controlling behavior that one person wields over another. Includes:
a. Physical
b. Sexual
c. Psychological
d. Financial

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2
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The goal of the abuser is too

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maintain POWER and CONTROL

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3
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Single greatest predictor of adult criminality.

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male children who witness their mothers being beaten by their significant other (husband or boyfriend).

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4
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Boys who witness domestic violence are?

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TWICE as likely to abuse their own partners and children when they become adults.

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5
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When it comes to Domestic Violence, law enforcement has three primary responsibilities.

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a. Provide physical safety & security for victims
b. Assist victims by coordinating their referral to support services
c. Arrest the DV suspect as required by law

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6
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Who can be a DV Victim?

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ANYONE

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7
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What is the definition of Abuse? A.P.C

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a. Attempting to cause or causing physical harm;
b. Placing another in fear of imminent serious physical harm;
c. Causing another to engage involuntarily in sexual relations by force, threat or duress.

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8
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4 Court Types

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a. Superior
b. Probate and Family
c. District
d. Boston Municipal
(Superior does not cover dating relationships)

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9
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Family and Household Members

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a. Are or were married
b. Are or were residing together in the same household
c. Are or were related by blood or marriage
d. Have a child in common
e. Are or have been in a substantive dating or engagement relationship based on the following factors:
i. Length of time
ii. Type of Relationship
iii. Frequency of interaction
iv. If relationship is terminated, the length of time elapsed since the termination of the relationship

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10
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How many tries will it take abused women to successfully leave their abusers?

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7

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Vacate Order

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court order to leave & remain away from premise & surrender keys
a. Basic Protection shall include:
i. Defendant shall not damage any of the plaintiff’s belongings
ii. Defendant shall not shut off any utilities or mail delivery
iii. Defendant shall not interfere in any way with the plaintiff’s right to possess such residence

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12
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Extended Scope

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Multiple Family Dwelling;
Plaintiffs Workplace

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13
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When the expiration date falls on a weekend, holiday, or date the court is closed, the order shall not expire until

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NEXT COURT BUSINESS DAY

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14
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Surrender of Fire Arms

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Upon issuance of temporary or emergency order, the court shall order the immediate suspension and surrender of:
LTC
FID
AMMUNITION
RIFLES
SHOTGUNS
MACHINE GUNS
FIREARMS

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15
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Petition for Review

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ANY defendant may petition such action and will be heard no later than 10 COURT BUSINESS days

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16
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Employment

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court shall order a hearing no later than 2 COURT BUSINESS days

17
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Temporary Order

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a. 10 court business days
b. May be extended up to a year or not to exceed 1 year
c. The court shall give the defendant an opportunity to be heard on the question of continuing the temporary order no later than 10 court business days after such orders are entered

18
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Emergency Order

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a. Courts are closed
b. Good until NEXT court business day

19
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Preferred Response =

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You should arrest;
You do not have too

20
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Why do victims of abuse stay?

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  1. Fear
  2. Children
  3. Lack of money
  4. She loves her partner
  5. Her partner “loves” her
  6. The children love them both
  7. Law enforcement blame me her
  8. Clergy blame her
  9. Relatives blame her
  10. She blames herself
  11. Therapists blame her
  12. Her batterer blames her
  13. She’s a drug addict
  14. Her partner is a pimp
  15. Her father abused her
21
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Mandatory Response =

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Violation of the Restraining Order;
Must Arrest

22
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209 s6/Powers

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  1. Remain on scene
  2. Obtaining medical treatment
  3. Locate/get to a safe place
  4. Notice of rights (advice and give copy)
  5. EJS
  6. Advisor Eligible for bail (6 Hours)
  7. Shall Arrest
23
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265 s. 13M

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Intimate Relations
1. Married - Child in common
2. Engagement Relationship
3. Substantive dating relationship

24
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265 s.13A

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Blood Relatives- Roommates

25
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Restraining Order/Personal Order

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  1. Issued by Court
  2. Active during violation
  3. Knew about order
  4. Violated the order
26
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Witness Intimidation

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  1. Batterer attempts to disuade ( persuade) the victim
  2. Doesn’t let the victim call 911/takes victims phone
27
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