61. President Proclaims National Domestic Violence Awareness Month victims try to escape abuse, they can obtain legal help from attorneys who understand the dynamics of domestic violence. Law enforcement officers, prosecutors http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/10/20011002-4.html

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62. Rhode Island Domestic Violence - Law Enforcement Victim Resources. Legislation. domestic violence and Sexual Assault. Datasets. Reports. RI Law enforcement Agencies. Am I in an Abusive Relationship? http://www.courts.state.ri.us/domesticnew/law.htm

63. The Feminist View Of Domestic Violence Vs Scientific Studies scientific studies, even though they claim to be domestic violence experts and where the entire legal establishment, including law enforcement, family law http://www.lectlaw.com/files/fam27.htm

From the 'Lectric Law Library's stacks The Feminist View Of Domestic Violence vs Scientific Studies Note: We originally put up an earlier version of this document in 1996, with the preface: This document was e-mailed to us, and while we have no idea whether its premise is accurate, we found it thought provoking enough to bring it to you. If you find it objectionable, inaccurate or otherwise fucked-up, bitch to the authors NOT us. However, if you'll e-mail us material refuting [or further supporting] its premise, we'll be happy to put it in the Library. Despite that we've received more harsh complaints about it, and demands that we remove it, than all but one other Library file... and exactly one person sent us any material to post (but which didn't refute its allegations). We believe in the free exchange and expression of ideas one of the things the U.S. Constitution is supposed to protect and won't cave into the "suggestions" of narrow-minded authoritarians... be they nazis, feminazis, dopers, born-agains, or whatevers... who want to censor ideas they find objectionable. Therefore, while we reiterate that the Library will gladly post reputable material refuting this file's accuracy or premises we also repeat that Those Who Don't Like The Material Should Complain To It's Authors - NOT To Us.

64. Law Enforcement Outreach domestic violence Outreach Program. Abuse is sometimes also referred to as domestic violence, battering, and intimate partner abuse. http://www.nla-newengland.org/DomesticViolenceOutreach.html

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65. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS: Rural Domestic Violence And Child Victimization Enf GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS Rural domestic violence and Child Victimization enforcement Grant Program. http://www.fedmoney.com/grants/16589.htm

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66. Domestic Violence Database - Law Enforcement Software, Police Software - LEA Dat domestic violence Database. Enter a variety of risk factors that are common on domestic violence cases. domestic violence Database $1,000.00. http://www.leadatatech.com/domestic.html

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67. Outstanding Law Enforcement Officers Recognized During Domestic KING COUNTY RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING LAW enforcement OFFICERS DURING domestic violence AWARENESS MONTH. Statement to Media For Release October 10, 2001. http://www.metrokc.gov/proatty/News/Archives/Officers.htm

68. Norm Maleng Recognizes Officers During Domestic Violence Awareness Headline News. Outstanding Law enforcement Officers Recognized During domestic violence Awareness Month. Statement to Media For Release 24 October 2002. http://www.metrokc.gov/proatty/News/Archives/DVmonth.htm

69. Garrett County Family Violence Coalition HOME- Law Enforcement & Services Division of Parole and Probation (P P) Parole and Probation Services; domestic violence Victim Advocate Program helps to keep victims safe during conviction http://www.gcnet.net/fvc/

to GARRETT COUNTY FAMILY VIOLENCE COALITION's ZERO TOLERANCE to Family Violence Web Site Call 911 for All Emergencies Garrett County State's Attorney's Office (SAO) - Criminal Charges, Investigations, Victim Witness Program, PRO-PROSECUTION INITIATIVE ONLINE PROVIDER SURVEY - Parole and Probation Services; Domestic Violence Victim Advocate Program helps to keep victims safe during conviction, sentencing and/or probation of the perpetrator. Garrett County Sheriff's Office (GCSO) - Warrantless Arrest, Criminal Charges, Civil Charges, Retrieval of Belongings, Domestic Violence Rapid Response Unit Maryland State Police (MSP) -Warrantless Arrest, Criminal Charges, Retrieval of Belongings Oakland Police Department (OPD) - Warrantless Arrest, Criminal Charges, Civil Charges, Retrieval of Belongings Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resource Center (DVSARC) - Dove Shelter (24 hours), Counseling for children and adults who are victims of domestic violence and/or sexual assaut, Access to Benefits/Services, Court Accompainiment for Exparte and Protection Orders, SILENT WITNESS EXHIBIT Garrett County Memorial Hospital (GCMH) - Emergency Sexual Assault and Rape Services, Collection of Evidence for Prosecution of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence Screening, Emergency Medical Services.

70. Domestic Violence - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The response to domestic violence is typically a combined effort between law enforcement agencies, the courts, social service agencies and corrections http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_violence

Domestic violence From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Server will be down for maintenance on 2004-06-11 from about 18:00 to 18:30 UTC. Domestic violence , by barest definition, is violence within a home . Beyond this, the term has a range of definitions, some more and some less formal, which are frequently used with little awareness that a range of definitions exists. Those definitions basically include the following elements: Domestic Family relationship, explicit and formal or informal, usually between adults of similar age, else it is labeled child abuse or child molestation for children, and elder abuse for older adults. Romantic relationships including marriages , cohabitation, and dating relationships, sexual and nonsexual, exclusive or nonexclusive, heterosexual or homosexual. Violence Physical violence Direct physical violence, ranging from murder and rape to unwanted physical contact Indirect physical violence, including destruction of objects, throwing objects near the victim, harm to animals Mental/emotional violence Verbal threats of physical violence to the victim, the self, or others including children, ranging from explicit, detailed and impending to implicit and vague as to both content and time frame

71. Missouri Domestic Violence Task Force Preliminary Progress Report In addition, the Missouri State Highway Patrol collects data on law enforcement responses to domestic violence, domestic violence arrests and homicides through http://go.mo.gov/firstlady/dvtaskforce.htm

MISSOURI.GOV Domestice Violence Task Force Preliminary Progress Report: Missouri Domestic Violence Task Force Summary of Task Force Mission Governor Bob Holden appointed the Missouri Domestic Violence Task Force in August 2001 to study solutions for domestic violence in Missouri. The Task Force was established by the Governor to focus on four specific tasks: 1) to conduct an inventory of state funding and resources dedicated to domestic violence; 2) to enhance public and private resources; 3) to investigate opportunities to expand domestic violence prevention and intervention services; and 4) to work toward the development of a coordinated and integrated strategic action plan that will advance the needs, policies, and priorities set by the Task Force. The mission of the Task Force was delineated in Governor Holden’s Executive Order 01-13 (attached). Summary of Preliminary Report of the Task Force The Task Force met four times during August through November 2001 to assess Missouri’s responses to domestic violence and to identify initial recommendations for consideration by Governor Holden. These recommendations are specific to legislative action to be achieved during the Second Regular Session of the 91st Missouri General Assembly. The legislative recommendations do not represent the full scope of the Task Force’s mission but are presented as preliminary findings. The Task Force will continue its work through 2002 to identify current and needed resources, policies, and model prevention and intervention practices to develop a comprehensive strategic plan to reduce the impact and occurrence of domestic violence in Missouri through both government and private efforts.

72. Develop Contacts With Local Law Enforcement Personnel - Domestic Violence: Make The responsibilities of law enforcement in domestic violence situations are dictated by Colorado state law and the policies of each law enforcement agency. http://www.cobar.org/group/display.cfm?GenID=269

73. If You Are Law Enforcement Personnel . . . - Domestic Violence: Make It Your Bus as well as local service providers makes the entire process around domestic violence a little easier for all involved. As a member of law enforcement, you are http://www.cobar.org/group/display.cfm?GenID=3709

74. Domestic Violence Resources For Law Enforcement: An Abuse, Rape & Domestic Viole Model domestic violence Law enforcement Policy from the Kentucky Governor s Office of Child Abuse and domestic violence Services. http://www.aardvarc.org/programs/lawdv.shtml

AARDVARC Home l Programs Home l Web Services l Grant Services l Email Us l Faith-Based Programs l l Healthcare Providers l l Domestic Violence l Sexual Assault l Child Abuse l l Victim Services Issues l Special Victims LAW ENFORCEMENT MENU Home Domestic Violence Sex Crimes Child Abuse ... Training Domestic Violence Resources for Law Enforcement A Guide to Domestic Violence: Risk Assessment, Risk Reduction, and Safety Plan From the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. Chicago Heights, Illinois, Domestic Violence Unit: A Process Evaluation Child Witnesses to Domestic Violence (PDF) From the National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information Children and Domestic Violence: Challenges for Prosecutors (PDF) From the U.S. Department of Justice, November 2000 Collaborative Effort and the Effectiveness of Law Enforcement Training Toward Resolving Domestic Violence (PDF) By Martha Smithey Ph.D., Susanne Green MA, Andrew Giacomazzi Ph.D. - January 2002 Community Policing to Prevent Violence Against Women Produced by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF). This document is a training manual provided by PERF to advocates, police, social service providers, and other violence-against-women professionals. It is a resource guide for community-policing approaches to reducing and preventing violence-against-women. Creating a Structured Decision-Making Model for Police Intervention in Intimate Partner Violence (PDF) by Madeline Wordes Ph.D. - Research for the National Institute of Justice. June 2000.

75. Information For Law Enforcement: An Abuse, Rape & Domestic Violence Aid & Resour Not only are domestic violence calls one of the most dangerous for the safety of law enforcement personnel, they are also one of the most emotionally stressful http://www.aardvarc.org/programs/lawenf.shtml

AARDVARC Home l Programs Home l Web Services l Grant Services l Email Us l Faith-Based Programs l l Healthcare Providers l l Domestic Violence l Sexual Assault l Child Abuse l l Victim Services Issues l Special Victims LAW ENFORCEMENT MENU Home Domestic Violence Sex Crimes Child Abuse ... Training Every Breath You Take: Stalking Narratives and the Law The role of law enforcement in criminal cases involving victims of abuse, sexual assault and domestic violence cannot be emphazised more strongly. You may not be the first lifeline sought by a victim - but you are likely to be one of the most important. Not only are domestic violence calls one of the most dangerous for the safety of law enforcement personnel, they are also one of the most emotionally stressful - both for the officer and for the victim. For officers, dealing with victims of domestic violence often means being subjected to persons dealing with physical injury, terror, and anger - feelings which often get directed not at the abuser, but at the officer trying to provide assistance. This is especially true in cases where an abuser is arrested against the wishes of the victim as is often the case. Victims often want law enforcement to "break it up" or "make them be nicer to me" - not understanding the role and responsibilities of the law enforcement community - and often not appreciating the gravity and tendency for violence when abusive relationships go unchecked. For law enforcement officers responding to victims of sexual assault - similar tendencies exist which pit the responsibilities of the investigation with the wishes and needs of the victim. Not only is the victim dealing the physical consequences of their assault, but also the emotional turmoil, feelings of embarassment, displaced guilt and the fear of labeling and retelling the details time and again during the course of the investigation and possible prosecution.

76. Frequently Asked Legal Questions: Domestic Violence: Enforcement Of Protection O Frequently Asked Legal Questions. domestic violence enforcement of Protection Orders. What are the penalties for violating a domestic violence protection order? http://www.ohiodvresources.org/faq/viewcat.php?cat=1&subcat=7

77. Davis - Domestic_Violence domestic violence A LAW enforcement PERSPECTIVE. The best college textbook concerning domestic violence is Family violence Legal http://www.nycop.com/Davis_Column/Davis_-_Domestic_Violence/body_davis_-_domesti

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSPECTIVE It was a fact that the victims of domestic violence could not rely on police protection. The truth is that police training discouraged arrest, but it is also true that this training was not law enforcement based. The victims of domestic violence would turn to police with one expectation and the police would respond as trained by the "experts of their day" with a different expectation. Victims were left feeling bitter about the police inaction and would blame themselves, something many victims of domestic violence often do, for bothering to call for police assistance. Over the last couple of decades, due to dramatic changes in legislation and increased liability for police departments, domestic violence training for police officers has changed dramatically. It is interesting to note that as contemporary domestic violence "experts" search for solutions to domestic violence and proper police training programs, they rarely give credence to the experience and knowledge of the police officers who work the streets and enter the homes of so many families in crisis. Often outside agencies do not believe that police departments honestly and earnestly want to help. The fact is that police officers are still viewed by many domestic violence "experts" as having little real understanding of the issue of domestic violence. In many domestic violence training programs the concerns of police officers are rarely considered relevant enough to be included. Nothing could be further from the truth

78. SSW: Resources and specifically addresses domestic violence issues in the workplace. There are links for victims, perpetrators, attorneys, law enforcement and employers with http://www.utexas.edu/ssw/resources/ssw774.html

SSW Home Resources Links Skip Navigation ... Resources Resources Information by Topic Violence, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault *All links open a new window. American Bar Association's Commission on Domestic Violence Legal and advocacy information on family violence. Provides links to related sites. Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence Excellent links page for violence related organizations, libraries, resources, and databases. Colorado Bar Association This site provides information about domestic violence and specifically addresses domestic violence issues in the workplace. There are links for victims, perpetrators, attorneys, law enforcement and employers with specific information and resources available. Crime Victims with Disabilities Survey On-line survey to collect information on adults with disabilities in Texas who are victims of crime. Domestic Violence Awareness Handbook Maintained by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, this site includes many resources, publications and information on domestic violence. Donate a Phone The home base of the national Donate a Phone campaign, which collects wireless phones to benefit victims of domestic violence.

79. Domestic Abuse Credit” portion of the federal violence Against Women registry data to the national domestic abuse registry registry is available to law enforcement 24 hours http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/families/domviol/dvlaws.asp

June 12, 2004 Site Search Show PRINTABLE Supreme Court Court of Appeals District Courts Online Records ... Administration Quick Links Directories Child Support Job Postings Site Guide Accessibility Legal Glossary Search Quick Links include other sections of interest not otherwise accessible from the main page. Site Contents DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND IOWA LAW Full Faith and Credit can be afforded to Iowa protective orders. Information for Victims Please be aware that an abuser can check where you have been on the Internet ; please take appropriate precautions. victim advocate Code of Iowa Use of Criminal Law Code of Iowa Family or household members living together at the time of the assault; Married persons, including juveniles who are married; Separated spouses or persons divorced from each other, including juveniles who are or were married; Juveniles and adult biological parents of the same minor child regardless of whether they have ever lived together; Persons who have lived together within the past year but were not living together at the time of the assault. Persons involved in a dating relationship Batterers Education Program Iowa Code Code of Iowa must arrest when The assault resulted in bodily injury to a victim, or

80. Multnomah County Department Of County Human Services - Domestic Violence Resourc SPECIALIZED LAW enforcement UNITS. Portland Police Bureau Information. Police Information Line, 503823-4636. domestic violence Reduction Unit, 503-823-0992. http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/dchs/dv/dvman/spec.html

Contact Us Domestic Violence Resource Manual Table of Contents Purpose of Directory What is Domestic Violence? Impact of Domestic Violence on Children ... Stalking Orders Community Resources for Domestic Violence Complete List Services for Victims/ Survivors of Domestic Violence Specialized Law Enforcement Units Batterers' Re-education Programs ... Resources for Battered Lesbians, Bisexuals, or Gay Men Resources not Specific to Domestic Violence Multicultural Resources 24-Hour Crisis Lines in NW Oregon and SW Washington Legal Resources NW Oregon SPECIALIZED LAW ENFORCEMENT UNITS Portland Police Bureau Information Police Information Line Domestic Violence Reduction Unit Domestic Violence Intervention Team Gresham Domestic Violence Unit Multnomah County Adult Community Justice DCHS HOME DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BUSINESS SERVICES ... MULTNOMAH COUNTY HOME PAGE document.write("The address of this page is: " + document.location + "") Courtesy of the Multnomah County Department of County Human Services. Please read our

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