Domestic Violence Flashcards

0
Q

Who is a household member?

A
  1. Spouse
  2. Former spouse
  3. Parent
  4. Present or former step-parent
  5. Present or former in-law
  6. Grandparent
  7. Grandparent-in-law
  8. Co-parent of a child
  9. A person with whom the victim has had a continuing personal (intimate or dating) relationship
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1
Q

What is abuse by a relative or current or former intimate partner against another.

A

Domestic Violence

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2
Q

In 2007, what percentage of domestic violence incidents involve weapons?

A

50%

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3
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In 2007, what percentage of domestic violence ended with injured victims?

A

36%

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4
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In 2007, what percentage of domestic violence incidents ended with injured children?

A

48%

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5
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In 2007, NM reported that what percentage of all female homicides were committed by their spouses or intimate partners?

A

33%

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6
Q

Who came up with the cycle of domestic violence theory?

A

Dr. Lenore Walker (1985)

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7
Q

What are the 3 distinct phases in the cycle of domestic violence?

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  1. Tension phase
  2. Acute battering phase
  3. Honeymoon phase
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8
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What is the moment when the tension and stress has risen to where the acute battering phase begins?

A

Flash Point

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9
Q

What are 2 main reasons for domestic violence?

A

Power and control

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10
Q

Approximately how many of the domestic violence calls result in a use of force by the officer?

A

1/3

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11
Q

What does C.A.L.M. stand for?

A

Establish CONTROL
Get the parties APART
LOOK for weapons
MODERATE the mood

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12
Q

Where, in the house, is the most common place to store firearms?

A

Bedroom

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13
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Where, in the house, is the “safest” place for interviews?

A

Living room

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14
Q

What are the two most common types of injuries for domestic violence?

A

Offensive and defensive

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15
Q

What type of injury is inflicted by the abuser on the victim and/or injuries the abuser sustains during the battery?

A

Offensive

16
Q

Why type of injury is inflicted by the victim on the abuser, in an attempt to stop the violence during the attack?

A

Defensive

17
Q

When do we give an emergency order of protection?

A

Weekends or holidays when the courts are not open before the 24 hour hold is done for the arrested party

18
Q

How long after a temporary order of protection is granted must a hearing be held?

A

10 days