Transcription of Chapter 13 Court Response to Intimate Partner Violence
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Chapter 13 Court Response to Intimate Partner Violence
Chapter 13. Court Response to Intimate Partner Violence Dr. Babcock Advocate Roles Advocates who may be indirectly involved with the Court system help with victim support and issues of safety when the survivor accesses the Court system. Some advocates may be directly employed by the Court and serve primarily to streamline access and coordinate services while dealing with safety issues. Advocates assist Intimate Partner Violence survivors with overcoming the obstacle of fear by providing information and support. Domestic Violence Advocates Domestic Violence advocates may assist survivors in applying for protections and resources. Examples of resources: Victim services - hotlines, support groups, and counseling resources Victim shelters - provide a temporary safe haven from abuse. Only a handful of shelters exist for battered heterosexual or homosexual men. A domestic Violence advocate: Is an individual with experience and training related to domestic Violence and/or crime victims' advocacy.
Domestic Violence Advocates A domestic violence advocate: Is an individual with experience and training related to domestic violence and/or crime victims’ advocacy. May be required to attend court hearings in support of victims. Responds to hospital or law enforcement referrals to provide advocacy. Assists with filing forms for domestic violence criminal and civil restraining orders.
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