21. Fort Myers Police Department Information about local law enforcement services, domestic violence, missing children, youth services, and sexual preditors. http://www.fmpolice.com

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22. Domestic Violence Law Enforcement @ Polaroidwork.com Analyze Data. Prove your Case. Record your Work. Teach, Publish Present Findings.Solutions by Profession Law enforcement domestic violence Law enforcement. http://www.polaroid.com/solutions/solution_detail.jsp?PRODUCT<>prd_id=406189&FOL

23. Metropolitan Nashville Police Department - Domestic Violence Division Concise, comprehensive site from a law enforcement perspective posted by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. Includes a good questionnaire for safety planning/danger assessment. http://www.police.nashville.org/bureaus/investigative/domestic/default.htm

Support Operations Investigative Services Bureau Stalking, Safety and Threat Assessment Domestic Violence Policy ... Property Crimes Special Investigations Task Forces Vice Youth Services Departments About the Chief Letters Media Releases Crime Maps Current Accidents Citizen Police Acad. Crime Stoppers Employment Missing Persons Unsolved Homicides Wanted Fugitives Wanted Persons Employee Awards General Information Recovered Property Safety Information Torch Run Youth Programs Domestic Violence Division Call 880-3000 8am-10pm; 862-8600 after 10pm The Domestic Violence Section of the Metro Nashville Police Department thinks that you should know some of the warning signs of Domestic Abuse and the responses you can receive. Look through our sections below and see if there are multiple warning signs that are occurring in your life. Then look to see the responses available, which can help you and your family out of this type of situation. Remember domestic violence does not tend to end but escalate in both severity and frequency the longer a victim waits before taking action. There is help and information available for you to break this cycle of violence. Call 880-3000 if you need assistance. Phones are manned from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, with evening investigators who may be in at other hours. For help, call 862-8600; Call

24. Clallam County Law Enforcement - Domestic Violence We have established a community response team to combat domestic violence. officers,probation and parole, prosecutor's personnel and law enforcement officers. http://www.clallam.net/LawEnforcement/html/law_domesticviolence.htm

The Clallam County Sheriff's Department is proud to have received one of the first COPS Phase One grants. Now we wish to expand our Community Policing Program and further enhance our problem solving efforts in this very important area of domestic violence. We have established an understanding that domestic violence is a community problem requiring a collaborative response. To this end we have contacted the various service and community organizations that have independently dealt with various elements of this problem in the past. Through collaboration we have identified that we would have a higher probability of success in dealing with this problem as a group than we have had as individual entities. Collectively we have identified that the most critical area of difficulty in the treatment of domestic violence is making the batterer/offender accountable. The objective is to concentrate upon getting those batterers/offenders, who are amenable, into appropriate treatment and get victims and children into appropriate treatment. To meet the above objectives and goals we have established a Family Crimes Specialist Investigator position within the Sheriff's Department. This person is working closely with the other community agencies involved as well as monitoring Sheriff's Department cases. As domestic violence includes intra-family sexual offenses in Washington State, this person is also involved in these investigations.

25. FindLaw For Legal Professionals Information on Tort claim by woman who asserts denial of equal protection on the part of law enforcement in domestic violence case in Louisiana. http://laws.lp.findlaw.com/5th/9831317cv1.html

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26. Multnomah County Department Of County Human Services - Domestic Violence Resourc SPECIALIZED LAW enforcement UNITS. Portland Police Bureau Information. PoliceInformation Line, 503823-4636. domestic violence Reduction Unit, 503-823-0992. http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/dchs/dv/dvman/spec.html

Contact Us Domestic Violence Resource Manual Table of Contents Purpose of Directory What is Domestic Violence? Impact of Domestic Violence on Children ... Stalking Orders Community Resources for Domestic Violence Complete List Services for Victims/ Survivors of Domestic Violence Specialized Law Enforcement Units Batterers' Re-education Programs ... Resources for Battered Lesbians, Bisexuals, or Gay Men Resources not Specific to Domestic Violence Multicultural Resources 24-Hour Crisis Lines in NW Oregon and SW Washington Legal Resources NW Oregon SPECIALIZED LAW ENFORCEMENT UNITS Portland Police Bureau Information Police Information Line Domestic Violence Reduction Unit Domestic Violence Intervention Team Gresham Domestic Violence Unit Multnomah County Adult Community Justice DCHS HOME DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BUSINESS SERVICES ... MULTNOMAH COUNTY HOME PAGE document.write("The address of this page is: " + document.location + "") Courtesy of the Multnomah County Department of County Human Services. Please read our

27. DV Law Search The Family violence Department (FVD) of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) is dedicated to improving the way courts, law enforcement, agencies and others respond to family violence, while recognizing the legal, cultural and psychological dynamics involved, the ultimate goal of improving the lives of domestic violence victims and their children. http://www.nationalcouncilfvd.org/database/index.php?submit=Go To DV Law S

28. Domestic Violence Partnership Gives Victims--and Law Enforcement--a Place To Tur Although law enforcement responses to domestic violence incidents are of utmostimportance in resolving domestic issues, many of the victims' needs are left http://www.communitypolicing.org/publications/shtimes/s9_su99/s9arnol.htm

Phase VI Summer 1999 No. 2, Issue 9 Domestic Violence Partnership Gives Victims and Law Enforcementa Place to Turn "Domestic abuse victims and the officers who investigate domestic incidents often view issues from different perspectives. And quite often, they each find it difficult to understand each other's positions." Reducing Fear Through Direct Communication and Community Partnerships "Creating Partnerships for a Safer Community" Sending in the Cavalry for Youths in Trouble SHERIFF TIMES ... Checking Attitudes the First Step Toward Cementing Community Partnerships Resources For more information, contact Brenda Arnold or Lieutenant Larry Gnegy, Garrett County Sheriff's Office, 311 E. Alder St., Oakland, MD 21550. Phone: (301) 334-1911.

29. Life Span: Police Domestic Violence Counseling And Legal Services Some cops know a thing or two about domestic violence. Just ask their wives. Site offering help to victims of domestic violence by law enforcement officers in Des Plaines, IL http://www.life-span.org/policedv.html

Police Domestic Violence / S.A.B.L.E. Program As the victim of a police officer, your situation is very different than that of other victims of domestic violence. You may be afraid to: Call the police - He is the police. Go to a shelter - He knows where the shelters are located. Have him arrested - Responding officers may invoke the code of silence. Take him to court - It's your word against that of an officer, and he knows the system. Seek a conviction - He will probably lose his job and retaliate against you. Drop the charges - You could lose future credibility and protection. All of these approaches could increase your level of danger. If you have ever tried to get help, you may have become discouraged because no one seemed to understand your plight. Women who come to Life Span have helped us develop expertise on this issue. Based on years of experience dealing with victims of domestic violence, Life Span's staff knows that when a client says, "He's a police officer...", it changes everything. We are committed to sharing this information with other police victims and advocates Life Span's Police Domestic Violence Program (S.A.B.L.E.) is a unique project that provides specialized counseling, legal, and advocacy services for victims whose abusers are police or other law enforcement personnel.

30. Reduce Domestic Violence Through Law Enforcement And Public Education Programs GOAL 2 Crime Control. OBJECTIVE 3 Reduce domestic violence Through Law Enforcementand Public Education Programs. TASKS STRATEGIES. YEAR. FISCAL IMPACT. http://www.communitypolicing.org/planning/lewisville/tables/goal23.html

GOAL 2: Crime Control OBJECTIVE 3: Reduce Domestic Violence Through Law Enforcement and Public Education Programs TASKS - STRATEGIES YEAR FISCAL IMPACT RESPONSIBILITY Continue mandatory arrest policy in accordance with legal requirements. NO Operations Increase domestic abuse prevention education. NO Chief/Staff Provide violent crime awareness and personal safety strategies. NO Chief/Staff Support for vigorous prosecution of criminal offenders. NO Chief/Staff Coordinate crime victims' support program with other agencies. NO Chief/Staff Previous Objective Goals and Objective Index Next Objective Lewisville Table of Contents Lewisville Police Department - Strategic Plan

31. Increasing Your Safety: Full Faith And Credit For Protection Orders Developed and Distributed by National Center on Full Faith and Credit, Pennsylvania Coalition Against domestic violence. This guide is for you or someone you know who has a protection order and who may travel across state, territorial or tribal lines. It is intended to help you use the full faith and credit provision of the federal violence Against Women Act (VAWA) of 1994. It also explains the federal law and offers ideas about where to get help if you have problems with enforcement of your protection order. http://www.vaw.umn.edu/FinalDocuments/survivorbrochure.asp

Increasing Your Safety: Full Faith and Credit for Protection Orders National Center on Full Faith and Credit, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence Publication Date: Not Available Table of Contents About This Guide Your Safety Is Most Important What Is a "Protection Order?" What Is "Full Faith and Credit?" ... Resources and Help Author's Note This project was supported by Grant No. 96-VF-GX-K005 awarded by the Violence Against Women Office, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. If you have a protection order and you answer "yes?" to any of the questions on right, this brochure may help you. Return to top of the page Letter from Janet Reno, Attorney General of the United States "Through its full faith and credit provisions, the Violence Against Women Act is designed to ensure that valid protection orders are enforced in each and every jurisdiction in America. The statue affords important and often lifesaving protection for survivors of domestic violence who cross state or tribal lines - whether to go to work, visit relatives, or seek safe haven from abuse. I hope that you will find this booklet helpful in your efforts to safe and live a life free from violence."

32. Domestic Violence Database - Law Enforcement Software, Police Software - LEA Dat domestic violence Database. Enter a variety of risk factors that are commonon domestic violence cases. domestic violence Database $999.00. http://www.leadatatech.com/domestic.html

HOME PRODUCTS TESTIMONIALS CONTACT Domestic Violence Reports Screen Software Programs: Administrative / Internal Affairs Suite Burglary Tracking System w/ Profiler Citizen Traffic Complaints Database Death Investigations Database ... Uniform Database Domestic Violence Database Enter a variety of risk factors that are common on domestic violence cases. This software program will produce a risk/lethality rating as to the potential for future violence. This will assist your agency in assessing follow-up, safety plans and other means for handling these very difficult cases. Helps identify children and families at risk. This program helps document your efforts when applying for or renewing Federal Domestic Violence Grants. L.E.A. Data Technologies enables you to: Query Features: Domestic Violence Database $999.00 Package prices are available - Ask us about a 20-day free trial L.E.A. Data Technologies 12405 Cominger Drive Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Office Fax E-mail TeamLEA@aol.com

33. Article - SAN DIEGO CITY ATTORNEY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE UNIT San Diego domestic violence Unit Article explains full faith and credit, liability for not enforcing protective orders, availabiltiy of technical assistance. http://www.sandiegodvunit.org/article5.htm

Protecting Victims of Domestic Violence A Law Enforcement Officer's Guide to Enforcing Orders of Protection Nationwide This project was supported by a Cooperative Agreement awarded by the Violence Against Women Grants Office, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, to the International Association of Chiefs of Police. What is full faith and credit ? In 1994, Congress enacted the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) directing jurisdictions to give full faith and credit to valid orders of protection issued by other jurisdictions. 18 U.S.C.§ 2265. Simply stated, full faith and credit requires that: Valid orders of protection must be enforced to protect victims of domestic violence wherever a violation of an order occurs, regardless of where the order was issued. What does this mean for victims? Abused persons who are granted orders of protection can now call upon law enforcement to protect them and to take all appropriate action against abusers nationwide. What does this mean for abusers?

34. RURAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD VICTIMIZATION ENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM: Orego OFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS RURAL domestic violence AND CHILD VICTIMIZATIONENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM Implementation Grant Award FY 2001 Oregon. http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo/map/rural/2001/orproj.htm

About the Office What's New State-by-State OVW Grant Activities Press Releases and Remarks ... Publications Questions? Comments? askvawo@ ojp.usdoj.gov (Note that this mail box cannot provide direct services or advocacy.) Back to the Office Home Page Back to OJP Home OFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS RURAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD VICTIMIZATION ENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM Implementation Grant Award: FY 2001 Oregon Award Recipient: Columbia County Sheriff's Office Award Amount: Purpose: This project is a collaborative effort between the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, the District Attorney's Office and the Victims Assistance Program, Domestic Violence Council, and the local nonprofit Columbia County Women's Resource Center to reduce the occurrence of domestic violence and child victimization throughout the county. Funding in FY 2001 will allow Columbia County to continue the operation of its Domestic Violence Reduction Unit in the Sheriff's Office by funding a deputy investigator, probation officer, and on-scene domestic violence victim specialist. This "on-scene" crisis response team responds immediately to incidents of family violence, provides victim services at the scene and follow-up within 48 hours of the incident, provides investigative assistance to prosecutors, and monitors offenders through probation and attendance at batterer intervention programs. Other goals of the project include expanding this team approach to domestic violence into other law enforcement agencies in Columbia County by providing specialized training and building a stronger collaboration with the Women's Resource Center by including a "consultant" from the shelter as part of the crisis response team to provide outreach to victims in isolated areas.

35. Community Oriented Policing Services Publications Listing Listing of publications and resources materials for a law enforcement audience related to domestic violence issues. U.S. Department of Justice. http://www.usdoj.gov/cops/cp_resources/pubs_prod/s38.htm

Visit COPS Online, the newly redesigned home of the COPS Office on the Internet, at http://www.cops.usdoj.gov

36. RURAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD VICTIMIZATION ENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM: New M OFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS RURAL domestic violence AND CHILD VICTIMIZATIONENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM Implementation Grant Award FY 2001 New Mexico. http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo/map/rural/2001/nmproj.htm

About the Office What's New State-by-State OVW Grant Activities Press Releases and Remarks ... Publications Questions? Comments? askvawo@ ojp.usdoj.gov (Note that this mail box cannot provide direct services or advocacy.) Back to the Office Home Page Back to OJP Home OFFICE OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS RURAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD VICTIMIZATION ENFORCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM Implementation Grant Award: FY 2001 New Mexico Award Recipient: Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department Award Amount: Purpose: Dona Ana County is the second most populated county in the state of New Mexico occupying 3,804 square miles, with a population of approximately 163,000. Public safety for slightly less than half of the residents is provided by the Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department. The Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department has established the Domestic Violence Abuse Response Team (DART) in collaboration with La Casa, Inc., the local domestic violence shelter/victim advocacy group, to respond to the needs of the communities. Funding for FY 2001 will allow the Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department to enhance their response to domestic violence. The goals of the project are to: 1) support three deputy positions and one investigator position; 2) establish two sub-stations in rural areas in the county to provide crisis intervention, referral services, and legal assistance for filing orders of protection; 3) purchase computer equipment to link advocates and law enforcement to the DART database; and 4) provide domestic violence training to staff.

37. Domestic Violence - Law Enforcement Resources: Lake County, IL helping law enforcement. This website will continue to provide law enforcementagencies with information related to domestic violence. http://www.co.lake.il.us/statesattorney/violence/lawenforce/default.asp

Resources Search State's Attorney Domestic Violence Victim Resources Children's Resources Offender Resources ... Law Enforcement Resources Law Enforcement Resources The State's Attorneys Office is dedicated to helping law enforcement. This website will continue to provide law enforcement agencies with information related to domestic violence. The entire Lake County Domestic Violence Manual can be downloaded in PDF format. It contains forms and reports to be used in domestic violence cases. Lake County Domestic Manual PDF format Law Enforcement Resources Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986 ... Training Programs Help Us with Victims The State's Attorneys Office has experienced some problems making initial contact with victims shortly after a criminal offense has occurred. Our counselors have difficulty in locating victims who, often times, have no telephone and lack a stable address. Our desire is to provide immediate assistance for these victims and inform them as to the criminal justice process, upcoming court procedures, the State's Attorneys policies, the procedures for obtaining orders of protection and other issues preserving the safety of the victim and victim's family. To serve this end, we are providing contact information for

38. Domestic Violence - Law Enforcement Training Programs: Lake County, IL Training Programs. The State's Attorneys Office provides a domestic violencetraining seminar to local law enforcement offices every six months. http://www.co.lake.il.us/statesattorney/violence/lawenforce/training.asp

Resources Search State's Attorney Domestic Violence Victim Resources Children's Resources Offender Resources ... Law Enforcement Resources Training Programs The State's Attorneys Office provides a domestic violence training seminar to local law enforcement offices every six months. This service is provided free of charge. Law Enforcement Resources Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986 Domestic Violence Supplemental Report Forms Training Programs ... Policies

39. Model Domestic Violence Law Enforcement Policy MODEL domestic violence LAW enforcement POLICY. I. INTRODUCTION. domesticviolence is a serious crime against the individual and the community. http://gocadvs.ky.gov/lawpolcy.htm

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF CHILD ABUSE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES MODEL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAW ENFORCEMENT POLICY I. INTRODUCTION Domestic violence is a serious crime against the individual and the community. The failure of any law enforcement officer to properly respond and handle a domestic call, no matter how frequent, will expose individuals and the community to danger up to and including death. Because domestic violence can and does result in the death of individuals, every response to a domestic call, no matter how often, shall be treated the same as any other crime against a person. Every response to a domestic call shall include a substantive investigation of the incident which shall involve the gathering of background information, the gathering of physical evidence including pictures, clothing, and statements from direct and indirect witnesses including children and neighbors. Every response to a domestic call, no matter how frequent, requires that every step possible be taken to insure the safety of the victim including providing a safety plan to the victim and, if necessary, transporting the victim and children, if appropriate, to another site for safekeeping. II. PURPOSE

40. Domestic Violence Training Nationwide At Domestic Violence Training.com domestic violence training conferences are held across the US. Register online!Category Society Law Law enforcement Training...... domestic violence training is now available for law enforcement officers, the publicand private business professionals through the National Institute of Crime http://www.domesticviolencetraining.com/

Domestic Violence Training Programs Domestic Violence Training Opportunities Domestic violence training is now available for law enforcement officers, the public and private business professionals through the National Institute of Crime Prevention. Our organization holds multiple domestic violence training conferences throughout the year in many locations throughout the United States. The National Institute of Crime Prevention (NICP) was formed in 1999 by four Law Enforcement Officers with over 80 years combined experience. Our organization was formed as we have seen the need for quality training for law enforcement and the general public in the area of domestic violence. Our instructors have a diverse background of specialties and have been nationally recognized as experts in their fields. We truly believe in providing quality domestic violence training to build a safer community for all. Our mission is to provide law enforcement, the public and private business professionals with quality training regarding domestic violence issues that affect our day to day lives. Visit our Training page for more information on domestic violence training , or view our Conferences page for details on upcoming conferences.

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