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    and Mrs. Peters, symbolizes the domestic violence in this situation. Since some of the acts of emotional abuse include threatening or hurting pets or forcing other people to do things that they do not want to do (Nichols par. 28), Mrs. Wright got received emotional abuse because her husband killed her pet. Nichols also points out the negative effects of victims who experience emotional abuse. She says emotional pains last longer than physical pains (Nichols par. 29). As the result, Ms. Wright…

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    type of protection place physical and any type of contact restriction between two persons. According to the book “An individual must obey the restraining order by complaining to the rules and regulations for visitations with the children, custody, child support…” (Gosselin, 2014, p.337). The…

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    Domestic Violence

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    The shocking side effects of domestic violence against women have been documented for a number of years. Not much is really acknowledged about the devastating impacts it will have on the children who sees their parents or legal guardian being a subject of such violence. In many cases, these children are the main victims who have been forgetting when violence takes place at home. This essay will highlights that the majority of children who are exposed to violence at home, will experience many…

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    Currently, Domestic Violence is defined by legislation and penalized judicially. Victims of Domestic Violence can now seek relief and protection by courts. Even though court penalized wife beating there were no protections or reliefs for victims of domestic violence. Historically, Women and children had no right or protection from the legal system. Women were not able to file suits for themselves, file a suit against their husband, or have any control or say over legal matters. This made it very…

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    Domestic violence is an issue that many men and women deal with. According to the statistics presented by an organization known as the Safe Horizon, which deals with domestic violence victims, more than 4 million women experience physical assault and rape by their partners. Some experience the violent behavior in the privacy of their own home or publicly. As a public figure Ray Rice disgracefully became a statistic in relations to domestic violence. Author Paul Coughlin understands the…

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    Upon review of the article entitled, “Domestic Violence and Mandatory Arrest Laws: To What Extent Do They Influence Police Arrest Decisions?” located in The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, by David Hirschel, Eve Buzawa, April Pattavina and Don Faggiani (2007), volume 98, number 1, research found that intimate partner violence arrest rates have risen as a direct result of the implementation of mandatory and preferred arrest domestic violence laws (p.255). However, this research also…

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    Valeria Oceguera SWK/SOC 241 Violence in the Family Professor Hoffman April 6th, 2017 Domestic Violence affect on the Mexican Culture Domestic violence affects the majority of all cultures in the world and domestic violence is a cycle that occurs in families and can occur for generations. In the Mexican culture, there are expected social roles that some individuals are expected to play, such as, machismo and familism, machismo and familismo have an impact on domestic violence in this…

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    Family Conflict Theory

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    society where people from “relatively isolated and autonomous small family units” tend to depend emotionally on their immediate family (Williams,1970,p.91) Family violence occurs in physical-emotional and psychological forms and includes child abuse,spouse,homicide,abuse of the…

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    Drug and alcohol abuse has been an ongoing issue for individuals and is considered a social problem in our world today. Drug abuse is considered a social problem because although it affects the abuser in many negative ways it also flows out into society. Stimulants, Depressants and hallucinogens are types of drugs that come in different forms, such as, cocaine, tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, and LSD. Furthermore, each form can have different methods of use, immediate effects and potential long…

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    Stand Your Ground Laws

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    Stand Your Ground Laws Since the sixth century when the Roman law code known as the Codex Justinianius was made, self defense was recognized as a preexisting natural right that every human is entitled to. Many different laws have been made since then to protect this right, but the recent Stand Your Ground laws have become popular because of the controversy surrounding them. Florida was the first state to adopt the Stand Your Ground law in 2005, and now over half of the states in the United…

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