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    1st Body Paragraph: (Associated Violent Behavior) If the drinking age is lowered, domestic violence would become more common in American homes, since a lower drinking age will only elevate the risk of alcohol-fueled domestic violence. According to a study conducted by researchers, it has been proven that alcohol consumption is a key factor and cause of domestic violence and that drinking by either the female or male partner increases the chance of relationship problems and aggressive behavior.…

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    This article details the history of imprisoning women from the late-1800’s through 1989. Prior to twentieth century, women who committed crime were seen as needing moral correction and protection and were placed in reformatories specifically for women and run by women. Their offending was generally viewed as particularly heinous since women’s offending violated social norms of femininity in a patriarchal society. A shift in the thinking about women’s offending occurred in the latter part of the…

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    Domestic Violence Impact

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    impacts of domestic violence. Professionals have to consider all parties involved including the individuals behind the scenes in order to effectively address domestic and family violence. The Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a non-profit network of domestic violence programs. This program focuses of impacting and changing social change regarding domestic violence including advocacy work. WSCADV works alongside different agencies within each county and provides an extended…

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    dealt with the Domestic Violence Reduction Unit (DVRU) which had two goals one of which was increasing the sanctions for batterers and to empower victims. In order to fulfill the first goal it required investigation of misdemeanor domestic violence cases. The second goal required the victim to have access to the community and criminal justice system services. The study was designed to see if the Domestic Violence Reduction Unit strategies led to reductions in domestic violence. The theory was…

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    On 03/15/18 at 1510 hours, I responded to 2921 S. Orlando Drive (CBC of Florida) Sanford FL. in reference to a possible battery. Upon my arrival, I made contact with Calista Bowling (arrestee/juvenile), Christina Brantley (victim/adult), and Temeka Harris (wittiness/adult). Brantley and Harris provided me with sworn written statements. On 03/15/18 at approximately 1500 hours, Brantley stated that she called Bowling into her officer to discuss the issue about Bowling’s cell phone and removing…

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    Domestic Violence Domestic violence is a serious problem, it occurs in many countries, and almost in every society of the world. Not long ago, domestic violence has been recognized as a problem globally. It is a behavior used by one person in a relationship to control the other. It could be between partners married or not married; between heterosexuals, gays, lesbians, or completely straights; it could be between partners that are living together, separated or dating, it could be between…

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    Domestic violence is happening every day around the world. Some think it is more common in lower classes, but in reality it is a problem across all social and religion classes. Domestic violence involves men,women, and children. Victims can be male or female, but most victims are female. Domestic violence is defined as one person using means of control over another person. This can be in a way of emotional, physical, psychological, or sexual abuse. Most cases start out slowly with a slap in the…

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    the latest gossip. Whether we realize it or not, the media influences our lives. Who is the media aiming toward more? Young women are prime victims to media due to their lack of experience and because their minds are still growing, young women are persuaded much easier. However what is the influence the media is having on these young girls? media displays the perfect women in their heads, influencing their preference on body type as well as providing them with poor choices for role models.…

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    Women in The Big Sleep As I have mentioned before, this was true in the case of the rise of feminism. Before the turn of the century, “Women arrived, en masse, [to the Western frontier], and the ‘male-dominated homosocial world of gold rush California’ gave way to a ‘settled domestic Victorian discipline’” (Hoefer 49). That ‘Victorian discipline’ gave way in the 1920s to a deviant social norm, exemplified by Carmen and to a lesser extent Vivian. Right before Marlowe expresses how much he…

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    The participation of women in sports has increased enormously since the inception of Title IX over 30 years ago. However, women’s sport still have not reached the size and passion of the fan base that men’s sports draw. There are a number of factors involved that has caused the development of this contrast. These factors include conflicts in the view of American womanhood, fans only accepting athletes who meet the “white beauty queen” standard and athletic competition being seen as being a…

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