LD25 : Domestic Violence
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 273.5 | Domestic Violence (Felony) is _____ PC. Applies to (current or former) spouse or intimate cohabitant with visible injuries. |
| seize | With a Domestic Violence arrest you must _____ any firearms in the house, found either through consent or through plain view. |
| abuse | Intentionally and recklessly causing bodily injury is _____. |
| spouse, cohabitant or common child | Felony relationships include: |
| dating or engaged | Misdemeanor relationships include: |
| cohabitant | Two unrelated adults, living together for a substantial period of time, with an intimate relationship. |
| Did You Exchange Spit | DUES stands for (definition of an intimate relationship) |
| 243 (e)(1) | Domestic Violence Battery (Misdemeanor) is ______ PC. Applies to current or former dating or engaged, with or without injury |
| intimacy | Most Domestic Violence relationships require (current or past) ________. |
| dating | Frequent, intimate associations, independent of financial considerations. |
| disputes | Domestic ________ are disagreements between family or household membert that DO NOT involve violence, threats of violence, or court order violations. |
| traumatic condition | A wound or external or internal injury, whether of a minor or serious nature, caused by physical force. |
| traumatic condition | Even a slap, if there is a mark, is considered a |
| traumatic condition | Even if there are no marks, a complaint of pain is a |
| 243 (e)(1) | Any of the DV relationships, without injury, are a (misdemeanor) |
| traumatic condition | The main difference between 273.5 and 243 (e)(1) is the existence of a |
| misdemeanor 243 | Domestic Violence, regardless of the relationship, with no injuries or complaints of pain, is a |
| arrest | No matter which Domestic Violence section, misdemeanor or felony, you can still ______. |
| 422 | Criminal Threats (felony) is ___ PC. A threat of great bodily injury, verbal, written or gesture, the statement must be taken as a threat and cause sustained fear, even if the suspect has no actual intent. |
| 646.9 | Stalking (felony) is _____ PC. Willfully, maliciously and repeatedly follows or harasses a person, and makes a credible threat, victim must be aware and distressed by the suspect. |
| 591 | Malicious Destruction of a Telephone Line (felony) is ___ PC. |
| 262 | Spousal Rape (felony) is ___ PC. Penile/Vaginal intercourse, with a spouse, against the will or without consent of the victim. |
| 136.1 | Preventing or Dissuading a Witness or Victim from Testifying (felony) is _____ PC. |
| context | In Stalking and Criminal Threats, ________ is everything. |
| leave | The most dangerous time is when the victim finally decides to ______. |
| dominant aggressor | Arrest the ________ _________. |
| control | Domestic Violence is a form of _______. |
| severity | Domestic Violence typically increases in frequency and ________. |
| learned | Violence is a _______ behavior. |
| positive | When officers respond to a DV incident they have a _______ impact on all parties. |
| arrest | Making an ______ is the single most effective deterrent to DV, regardless of prosecution. |
| dangerous | Domestic Violence calls are extremely _________ for law enforcement. |
| alcohol or drugs | Many DV offenders are under the influence of |
| photographs | The single most important piece of evidence you can collect at the scene of a DV are ___________. |
| spontaneous statements | Always be sure to record ___________ __________. |
| Emergency Protective Restraining Order | Before leaving the scene offer the victim an _________ __________ ___________ _______. |
| any | Criminal Protective Orders take precedence over ___ other existing order. |
| 273.6 | Civil restraining order violations use _____ PC. |
| 166 (c)(1) | Criminal restraining order violations use ______ PC. |
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