DV

Question 1

DV Offenses

Answer 1

homicide
assault
terroristic threats
stalking
kidnapping
criminal restraint
false imprisonment
sex assault
crim sex contact
lewdness
criminal mischief
burglary
criminal trespass
harassment
*robbery
*criminal coercion
*cyber harassment
*DV order
*any offense with involves injuries

Question 2

victim of DV

Answer 2

over 18
or emancipated minor who DV by
      spouse 
      former spouse
      household member
regardless of age
      pregnant or has child
regardless of age
     dating relationship
 *victim may be below 18
*assailant must be over 18 or emancipated

Question 3

mandatory arrest

Answer 3

victim exhibits signs of injury
PC no contact order is in effect
warrant in effect
PC weapon involved

Question 4

seizure of wepaons

Answer 4

plain view
not in plain view but located within the premise (consent in writing)
if possessor refuses then obtain a DV warrant.

*immediately deliver to prosecutors

Question 5

Service of Temp restraining order

Answer 5

escort victim home
read conditions to the defendant
order defendant to vacate
give reasonable period of time to gather belongings
arrest defendant if told by order or if failure to comply

Question 6

out of state orders

Answer 6

order will be considered valid if:
contains names
not expired
victim notifies that defendant appeared in court or had notice

*only NJ and Washington orders have no expiration dates.

Question 7

officer involved in DV supervisors responsibilities

Answer 7

will document:
aggressiveness
DV related issues
deteriorating work performance

• if involved supervisor will prepare and submit to eh executive a written request for a psych eval

Question 8

Officers DV

Answer 8

arrest warrants charging officers with DV and protective orders issued at a later time should all be be served by no fewer than 2 officers with at least one being of senior rank to the officer served.