NASW-GA Student Lobby Day 2013. What is … Domestic Violence is a pattern of hurtful and abusive behaviors used by one individual to systematically control.

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NASW-GA Student Lobby Day 2013

What is … Domestic Violence is a pattern of hurtful and abusive behaviors used by one individual to systematically control and have power over another individual. Domestic Violence?

-CDC 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men experience intimate partner violence

-CDC 1 in 6 women and 1 in 19 men have been stalked

Why do they stay? Women who leave are at a 75% greater risk of being killed.

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Georgia Fatality Review Key Findings Of all the systems and agencies involved in the lives of domestic violence victims, law enforcement had the most contact with and access to victims who were later killed by their partners in Georgia.

Georgia Fatality Review Key Findings When law enforcement was called to the scene, 61% of the time no arrest warrant was taken or no evidence of a charge could be located.