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| Table of Contents General Applicability for All Modules Module 1: Responsibility of the Legal System in Domestic Violence Cases Module 2: Orders of Protection and Full Faith & Credit Module 3: Initiation of the Criminal Process Module 4: Overview of the Domestic Violence Criminal Trial Module 5: Special Evidentiary Problems in DV Criminal Cases Module 6: Pre-Sentencing Considerations Module 7: Sentencing Options Module 8: Innovative Solutions |
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Applicability for All Modules
Family Violence Prevention
Fund New Mexico Coalition
Against Domestic Violence New Mexico Coalition
of Sexual Assault Programs Office on Violence
Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice Report of the Violence
Against Women Task Force, Attorney General's Office Educating to End Domestic
Violence: A Law School Report Family Violence Prevention
Fund Judicial Resources “Immigrant Victims
of Domestic Violence: Cultural Challenges and Available Legal Protections,”
Sudha Shetty, J.D. and Janice Kaguyutan, J.D. “Justice, Change
and Human Rights: International Research and Responses to Domestic
Violence,” Barbara Buron, Nata Duvvury and Nisa Varia Notice of Available
Publications and Technical Assistance Office on Violence
Against Women Resources “Prevalence,
Incidence, and Consequences of Violence Against Women,” Patricia
Tjaden, Ph.D., and Nancy Thoennes, Ph.D. Teaching Domestic Violence
Law “The Federal
Domestic Violence Laws and the Enforcement of These Laws,”
Margaret S. Groban “The Legal Road
to Freedom,” Barbara J. Hart, Esq. Module 1: Responsibility of the Legal System in Domestic Violence Cases "Family Violence: Two Good Ideas" by
Sarah M. Buel. “Identifying
the Assaultive Husband in Court: You Be the Judge” by
David Adams. Sample Court Letter by Hon. Charles
E. Black, Massachusetts District
Court, Quincy Division “Fifty Obstacles to Leaving,
a.k.a., Why Abuse Victims Stay” by Sarah
M. Buel “The Impact of Domestic Violence
on Children: Recommendations to Improve Interventions” by
Sarah M. Buel “Safety for Kids” brochure
by American Bar Association “Personal Safety Plan” brochure
by Safe Place, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survival
Center “Goals of Judicial Intervention
in Domestic Violence Cases” by
National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges “Judicial Checklist” by
Judicial Subcommittee of the American Bar Association’s
Commission on Domestic Violence “Violent Women: Fact and Fantasy” by
Jeffrey L. Edleson, Ph.D. “Ten Things I Wish Family Court
Judges Knew About Domestic Violence” by
Richard Ducote “Focus on Domestic Violence:
18 Helpful Resources for You to Check Out” by
Sarah Buel Stalking Resource
Center, a division of the National Center for Victims of Crime Violence Against Women
Online Resources “Addressing Stalking
in Indian Country,” by Rebecca St. George, Mending
the Sacred Hoop, STOP Violence Against Indian Women Technical Assistance
Project, Duluth, MN: February 2001 “Domestic Violence
and Stalking: A Comment on the Model Anti-Stalking Code Proposed
by the National Institute of Justice,” by Nancy K.
D. Lemon “Interventions
for Domestic Violence and Stalking,” adapted from the
"Stalking Incident Diary" developed by the New Mexico
Department of Public Safety Training Center “Stalking and
Domestic Violence: Annual Report to Congress Under the Violence
Against Women Act,” Washington, DC: US Department of
Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Violence Against Women Grants
Office (VAWGO) May 2001, NCJ-172204 “Stalking in
America: Findings From the National Violence Against Women Survey,”
by Patricia Tjaden and Nancy Thoennes, April 1998 Violence Against Women
Online Resources, Annotated Stalking Bibliography “Assessing the
Justice System Response to Violence Against Women: A Tool for Communities
to Develop Coordinated Responses,” Kristin Littel,
M.A., Mary B. Malefyt, J.D., and Alexandra H. Walker “Battered Women
and the Criminal Justice System,” Barbara J. Hart,
Esq. “Child Custody
and Visitation Decisions in Domestic Violence Cases: Legal Trends,
Research Findings, and Recommendations,” Daniel G.
Saunders, Ph.D., October 1998 “Children of
Domestic Violence: Risks and Remedies,” Barbara J.
Hart, Esq. “Executive Summary
of Effective Intervention in Domestic Violence & Child Maltreatment
Cases: Guidelines for Policy and Practice,” National
Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges “Expanding Solutions
for Domestic Violence and Poverty: What Battered Women with Abused
Children Need From Their Advocates,” Susan Schechter “Legal Interventions
in Family Violence: Research Findings and Policy Implications,”
National Institute of Justice “Problems Associated
with Children’s Witnessing of Domestic Violence,” Jeffrey
L. Edleson, Ph.D. “The Overlap
Between Child Maltreatment and Woman Abuse,” Jeffrey
L. Edleson, Ph.D. “What is
Wrong With Mutual Orders of Protection?” by
Joan Zora JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 1.3 Patterns of Violence JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 1.7 Understanding the Victim JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 1.8 Domestic Abuse and Children JEC Domestic Violence Benchbook: 8.4
Harassment and Stalking Act Module 2: Orders of Protection and Full Faith & Credit “An Advocate’s
Guide to Full Faith and Credit for Orders of Protection,”
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence “Full Faith and
Credit – A Judge’s Bench Card,” National
Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges “Lethality Assessments
as Integral Parts of Providing Full Faith and Credit "Guarantees,”
Robin Hassler, Byron Johnson, Michael Town, Neil Websdale “The Role of
Judges in Enforcing Full Faith and Credit,” Susan B
Carbon, Peter C. MacDonald, Michael Town, Mary T. Wynne JEC Domestic Violence Benchbook: 3.4 Full Faith and Credit for Protection Orders Under the Federal Violence Against Women Act http://jec.unm.edu/resources/benchbooks/dv/ch_3.htm#34 Module 3: Initiation of the Criminal Process “Assessing Whether
Batterers Will Kill”, Barbara J. Hart, Esq. “Helping Children
Exposed to Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement and Community Partnerships,”
Barbara E. Smith, Laura B. Nickles, Darlanne Hector Mulmat,
and Heather J. Davies, for the American Bar Association and Association
of Governments JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 1.5 Lethality Factors JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.1 Overview of Conditional Pretrial Release http://jec.unm.edu/resources/benchbooks/dv/ JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.2 Procedures for Issuing Conditional Release Orders
JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.3 Factors to Consider in Determining Conditions of
Release JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.4 Contents of Conditional Release Orders JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.5 Modification of Conditional Release Orders
JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.6 Enforcement Proceedings JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.7 Denying Bond Module 4: Overview of the Domestic Violence Criminal Trial “What Does Domestic
Violence Mean?” brochure
by New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women “Personal Safety
Tips” brochure
by New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence “Overcoming
Painful Past Experiences” by
Betty Caponera, Ph.D. “Criminal
Prosecution of Domestic Violence,” Linda A. McGuire, Esq. “Prosecutors,
Kids and Domestic Violence Cases,” Debra Whitcomb “Safety and Accountability:
The Underpinnings of a Just Justice System,” Barbara
J. Hart, Esq. JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 9.4.2 Promoting Pretrial Safety in Cases Involving
Allegations of Domestic Violence JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.1 Overview of Evidence in a Domestic Violence
Criminal Trial JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.2.1 Victim/Counselor Privilege JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.2.2 Victim’s Location JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.3 Jury Selection Issues “Validity and
Use of Evidence Concerning Battering and Its Effects in Criminal
Trials,” National Institute of Justice Report to Congress,
May 1996 JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.4 Victim/Witness Testimony JEC Domestic Violence Benchbook: 10.5 Expert Testimony on the Experience of Battered Women http://jec.unm.edu/resources/benchbooks/dv/ch_10.htm#105 JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.6 Admissibility of Character and Conduct Evidence
JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.7 The Hearsay Rule, Exceptions and Related
Issues JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: Interactive Chart: Admissibility of Hearsay Evidence
in DV Cases Module 5: Special Evidentiary Problems in DV Criminal Cases “Validity and
Use of Evidence Concerning Battering and Its Effects in Criminal
Trials,” National Institute of Justice Report to Congress,
May 1996 JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.4 Victim/Witness Testimony JEC Domestic Violence Benchbook: 10.5 Expert Testimony on the Experience of Battered Women http://jec.unm.edu/resources/benchbooks/dv/ch_10.htm#105 JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.6 Admissibility of Character and Conduct Evidence
JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 10.7 The Hearsay Rule, Exceptions and Related
Issues Interactive Chart:
Admissibility of Hearsay Evidence in DV Cases Module 6: Pre-Sentencing Considerations “Different Types of Batterers” “Table 12.3: PCL-R Items and
Factor Loadings” “Relapse Prevention Plan” “Safety
and Control Plan” “Safety
Plan/Assessment Checklist” by The Institute
for Counseling “Working
with Victims of Domestic Violence” by Randi
J. Devino “Family
Violence Intervention Model and Guidelines” “Alcohol/Drug
Use Abuse and Domestic Violence” “Recidivism
Prediction and Parole Decision,” Barbara J. Hart, Esq. JEC Domestic Violence Benchbook: 11.1 Identifying and Assessing Domestic Violence Cases http://jec.unm.edu/resources/benchbooks/dv/ch_11.htm#111 JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 11.2.1 Sentencing Assessment JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 11.3 General Considerations in Ordering Battering
Intervention
Module 1, Readings & Materials: Domestic Violence Offender Treatment in New Mexico. This reading discusses the New Mexico domestic violence offender treatment fee and fund, as well as the statutory requirements for state funding of batterer intervention programs. http://jeccourses/dv/mod1_materials.asp#dvtreatment “A Close Look
at Probation, Batterers Programs and Domestic Violence,” Office
for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, New York “Domestic Violence
and Probation,” Fernando Mederos, Denise Gamache, and
Ellen Pence JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 11.2 Considerations for Incarceration versus Probation
JEC Domestic Violence
Benchbook: 11.3 General Considerations in Ordering Batterer
Intervention “Changing Practice:
How Domestic Violence Advocates Use Internet and Wireless Communication
Technologies,” Ann L. Kranz Clearinghouse on Supervised
Visitation “Domestic Violence
Intervention System: A Model for Response to Woman Abuse,”
Barbara J. Hart, Esq. “Ending Domestic
Violence: Reports from the Global Frontlines,” Family
Violence Prevention Fund Module 8: Innovative Solutions
“Changing
Practice: How Domestic Violence Advocates Use Internet and Wireless
Communication
Technologies,” Ann L. Kranz Clearinghouse on Supervised
Visitation “Domestic Violence
Intervention System: A Model for Response to Woman Abuse,”
Barbara J. Hart, Esq. “Ending Domestic
Violence: Reports from the Global Frontlines,” Family
Violence Prevention Fund |
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