Domestic Violence Law
Domestic Violence Law focuses on state and federal laws, policy, and practices impacting victims and perpetrators of domestic violence.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 25 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Identify and address the dynamics of domestic violence that may be present in clients and cases.
Develop an understanding of and begin to employ best practice for providing trauma-informed legal services for survivors of domestic violence.
Identify, explain, and apply Wisconsin statute and case-law addressing domestic violence.
Source: UW Guide
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the class
Focuses on state and federal laws, policy and practices impacting victims and perpetrators of domestic violence. Topics examined include dynamics of domestic abuse; restraining orders; mandatory arrest law via law enforcement, prosecution defense responses; family law, including custody/physical placement, mediation, effects on children who witness violence; relief for battered immigrants, and human trafficking.
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Topics
- Dynamics of domestic abuse and restraining orders.
- Mandatory arrest law and responses from law enforcement, prosecution, and defense.
- Family law topics including custody, physical placement, mediation, and effects on children.
- Relief for battered immigrants and human trafficking.
Skills
- Identify and address dynamics of domestic violence in clients and cases.
- Employ best practices for trauma-informed legal services for survivors.
- Identify, explain, and apply Wisconsin statute and case-law on domestic violence.
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