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    Mandatory Arrest Essay

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    According to (Champagne, p.1, 2015), “Mandatory arrest policies require a police officer to arrest a person who is the suspect of domestic violence abuse, regardless of whether the victim consents or objects”. Furthermore, the controversy as to whether mandatory arrest are helpful or harmful. Just thinking about the victims of domestic violence, the mandatory arrest would be helpful in many scenario. In addition, no one should ever have to experience this magnitude of abuse by anyone, and…

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    Intimate partner violence can present itself in various forms. It can be physical, sexual or emotional, or a combinations of the three. Also it is not necessary for the couple to be married, in general it is between two people that have an intimate relationship. And it is characterized by one person wanting to assert his or her power and control over the partner. The situation presented, can be a great dilemma for the counselor, the actions that he or she decides to take must be carefully…

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    Sylar Boike-Thompson Argumentative Essay Do you know how many women are victims of assault by their partners? It's 35% that's 1.3 million girls that are being assaulted. Only because women are treated differently. Some famous people have done it and got away with it like Thiago Silva he was a UFC fighter he hit his wife and charges were dropped he would hold a gun in her mouth and send her threatening text because he thought she was cheating on him and he was bragging to his UFC fighter buddies…

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    3.3 Luke as a Witness of Violence and Deceit in A Painted House One of the main themes in the novel is violence and its various forms. The following section describes the main features of violence and its types, as well as its possible effects on people. Moreover, specific instances of the use and effects of violence against the protagonist and other characters of the novel are discussed. 3.3.1 Types of Violence and Its Effect Violence has several definitions and it can be divided into various…

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    roles and a patriarchy society. Men are taught violence from a young age and are taught to use that violence in ways that assert their masculinity and authority. Through this it is easy for men who are not fulfilling their dominance or aggression out in “proper” ways to take it out on their partner once they get home, giving them a brief relief from not meeting gender expectations. Another applicable viewpoint to masculinity related to domestic violence is understanding it…

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    Essay On Pathways Theory

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    For years most legal systems utilized the same assessment tools for both men and women in accordance to levels of criminality. Through observations and research conducted by criminologists, questions have challenged the approach that a conventional theory of crime can explain the association within criminal activity. The majority of the research and theory shows women to be represented in a negative light, but with the pathways theory utilized, genuine comprehension of the female offenders comes…

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    However, domestic abuse is real, spousal abuse is very real and it happens to men and women. Battered women's syndrome or battered spouse syndrome is a psychological and physical condition where a subject is exposed to continuous physical and psychological abuse (Abbott, 2015). From my experience in law enforcement there is a large number…

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    assumption that some people have more criminogenic personalities that are generated by psychological and social development (Henson, n.d.). More specifically, criminal behavior can be linked to antisocial behavior, which refers to behaviors that go against social norms and values, and are often associated with hostility, aggression and disruptive behaviors (Henson, n.d.). There are three psychological elements that construct antisocial personalities, which Aileen Wuornos exhibited. First, she…

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    It has always been difficult for me to understand how domestic violence could invade close familial relationships. In my upbringing, although there was some level of dysfunction, I was always surrounded by an abundance of love and respect. I believe that domestic violence is rooted in some level of dysfunction from someone’s past, an unstable present, and apprehension for the future. These were my observations in Angela’s story. The abuser had serious dysfunction in his history. He suffered…

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    for discussion is the “Analysis of the Family Violence Option.” This article brings focus to the policy, Family Violence Option. The Family Violence Option is designed for women who are victims to domestic violence. This policy was created to help domestic abused women to be exempted from being required to follow the requirements from Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). TANF’s requirements, indicated by Tutty (1996), would help abused women become “self-sufficient,” because of the…

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