Section 9.1

Question 1

In some states and in some situations it does not matter which party started it both are getting arrested. True or False

Answer 1

True

Question 2

In other states and other situations, it might matter who started it. Example, bar fight two people throw punches but we need to figure out who started it so we interview witnesses. This happens when?

Answer 2

both parties claim the other started it

Question 3

It was just a bar fight no one needs to go to jail even though they threw the first punch and committed a crime against me. What does this mean?

Answer 3

The victim does not want to complain

Question 4

Example, there are many states with domestic violence and one of the two has visible injuries you must arrest the other person even if the other person does not want to complain. True or False

Answer 4

True

Question 5

Come through interviewing witnesses, physical evidence at the scene. This refers to what?

Answer 5

Establish intent by documenting the events leading up to the act

Question 6

Simple of aggravated. The easiest thing to do is take photos of the scene because the severity of assault can be documented with what?

Answer 6

photos and medical reports

Question 7

Did he use his fist or a baseball bat or a can of corn? The weapon can be anything. You need to determine the exact means and the weapon used in the attack. True or False

Answer 7

True

Question 8

Separate witnesses and make sure that everything they are saying is the same. Look at the physical injuries of the victim.

Answer 8

Corroborate as many suspect/ victim statements as possible.

Question 9

When you are in a fight it is not clear hits. Everybody scratches under their nails there is evidence. You need to do what?

Answer 9

get fingernail scrapings from both

Question 10

Do all weapons need to be seized after an assault?

Answer 10

yes

Question 11

Drunk or suspected on drugs get them to the hospital or call EMT’s to draw blood so you can do _________ tests.

Answer 11

Toxicology

Question 12

“Rule of Thumb” What case?

Answer 12

State v Rhodes (1868)

Question 13

Domestic violence case and that myth got cited and the US Supreme Court said domestic violence cases are not matters for the law unless the weapon used against the wife is larger than what? (For a long time domestic violence was not seen as a crime.)

Answer 13

mans thumb

Question 14

It has only been recently that ______ _______ has been taken seriously by the law.

Answer 14

domestic violence

Question 15

70% Police arrest ____ of domestic violence cases.

Answer 15

15%

Question 16

2000 police arrest ____ of domestic violence cases.

Answer 16

50%

Question 17

Domestic violence can be any two or more groups of what?

Answer 17

co habiting people

Question 18

Example, if you punch your roommate can that be domestic violence?

Answer 18

yes

Question 19

example, parent and adult child is that domestic violence?

Answer 19

Yes

Question 20

In the vast majority of cases it is the husband/ boyfriend hurting the wife/girlfriend. True or False This is also referred to as what?

Answer 20

True

intimate partner violence

Question 21

____ ____ _____ comprises the vast majority of domestic violence but not all.

Answer 21

intimate partner violence

Question 22

Kicking, punching, using a can of corn are ______ of domestic violence.

Answer 22

physical

Question 23

Recent things that in many states it was impossible to ______ your wife. Once you were married that was implied consent. It was not illegal. Finally, they got rid of this.

Answer 23

rape

Question 24

Go back to simple assault with the means to carry them out before they become illegal.

Answer 24

threats of physical/ sexual violence

Question 25

Abuser. Can be extremely damaging.

Answer 25

Psychological/ emotional

Question 26

Becoming worse as technology is progressing.

Answer 26

Stalking

Question 27

Domestic violence is a ____ .

Answer 27

cycle

Question 28

Example, the man gets shorter and angrier and ______ _______.

Answer 28

tension builds

Question 29

Domestic violence circle:
1.
2.
3.

Answer 29

1. tension building
2. battery episode
3. honeymoon

Question 30

He finally snaps and gets physical and hurts the wife with either punching, kicking, etc…

Answer 30

Battery episode

Question 31

Apologies and he becomes sweet and gentle and then it starts all over again,

Answer 31

honeymoon

Question 32

A lot of domestic violence they choose to stay with the person abusing them and it does not make sense. A lot of these are designs by the abuser. True or False

Answer 32

True

Question 33

No work/skills/ independent income.

Answer 33

Victim to stay in DV relationship

Question 34

Victim is financially dependent on the abuser.

Answer 34

Victim has to stay in DV relationship

Question 35

For the entire family. The victim has to stay in the DV relationship because

Answer 35

stigma and embarrassment

Question 36

If i try to leave, he will hurt me more,

Answer 36

Fear of further violence

Question 37

The abuser must fear for the safety of their children and pets. They may threaten to hurt them if you?

Answer 37

leave the DV relationship

Question 38

What % are female abusers/ male victims?

Answer 38

12.5%

Question 39

Intimate partner violence 76-80% are ____ abusers on ______ victims.

Answer 39

male

female

Question 40

______ much more likely to be victimized.

Answer 40

LGBT

Question 41

Lesbians 43.8%

Gay 26.0%

Answer 41

okay

Question 42

Domestic violence abusers more than any profession is what?

Answer 42

police are much more likely to be abusive

Question 43

In most states it is divided into simple and aggravated. Clearance rates are declining for homicide. Not as good as it used to be. Intimate partner violence is a subset of domestic violence. The vast majority of all DV is Intimate partner violence.

Answer 43

Facts