ScenarioDay_DV

Question 2

(DV) Enhancement of DV for ‘child’ in house a child has to be under what age?

Answer 2

16 years old

Question 3

(DV) 2 DV charges in Idaho in less than 15 years it becomes a

Answer 3

Felony

Question 4

(DV) Strangulation is Idaho a ________

Answer 4

Felony

Question 5

(DV) A pattern of physical sexual and/or
emotionally abusive behaviors used by one
individual to assert power or maintain control
over another individual in the context of an
intimate or family relationship.

Answer 5

Domestic Violence Defined

Question 6

(DV) Laws Related to DVN

Answer 6

Assual/ Battery
Agravated Assult / Battery
Domestic Battery
No Contact Order
Stalking
Attempted Strangulation
Protection Order
Intimidation of State Witness

Question 7

(DV) Is their bond on a DV charge?

Answer 7

No

Question 8

(DV) Attempt or threat of harm directly to the person, with apparent ability to carry out and victim has to state fear

Answer 8

Assault 18-901

Question 9

(DV) Willful & unlawful use of force; or actual, intentional & unlawful touching or striking; or causing bodily harm on another

Answer 9

Battery 18-903

Question 10

(DV)

Answer 10

Aggravated Assault

Question 11

(DV)

Answer 11

Aggravated Battery

Question 12

(DV) Household member where injury is inflicted that causes traumatic injury

Answer 12

Domestic Battery 18-918

Question 13

(DV) Spouse, former spuse, child together or residing together they are?

Answer 13

Household Members

Question 14

(DV) Felony v. Misdemeanor DV - traumatic injuries on face and torso

Answer 14

Felony (Usually ro common practice)

Question 15

(DV) Knowinglying & maliciously engages in a course of conduct that alarms, annoys or harasses the victim or household member of a victim

Answer 15

Stalking

Question 16

(DV) Can you charge someone blocking a doorway for a victim with ‘false imprisonment ‘ during a DV call

Answer 16

Yes

Question 17

(DV) Knowingly and unlawfully, Interferes substantially with liberty, restrains another - it is?

Answer 17

False Impriosonment 18-2901

Question 18

(DV) A DV call comes in and suspect takes phone from victim or RP - What can you charge them with?

Answer 18

Interference Telephone Line 18-6810

Misdemeanor

Question 19

(DV) Malicously injures or destroys real or personal property, not his/her own or jointly owned w/out permissions over $1,000

Answer 19

Malicious Injury to Property 18-7001

under $1k = Misdemeanor
over $1k = Felony

Question 20

(DV) Maliciously and willfully disturbs peace and quiet, neighborhood, family or person with loud unusual npise, tumultous or offensive conduct

Answer 20

Distrubing the Peace 18-6409

Question 21

(DV) Intentionally annoys, terrifies, threatens, intimidates, harass or offend or threatens to inflict physical or repeated anonymous calls

Answer 21

Harassment 18-6710

2nd conviction = Felony

Question 22

(DV) Ask both parties, are they injured and need medical attention, ride to a safe place or any other location

Answer 22

Have to ask by state law these 3 questions

Question 23

(DV) What (3) questions do you need to ask both parties by law when repsonding to a DV call?

Answer 23

(1) Do you need medical attention
(2) Do you need a ride to a safe place
(3) Do you need a ride to any other locations

Question 24

(DV) What are the (6) Types of Abuse

Answer 24

(1) Verbal
(2) Emotional
(3) Psychologiical
(4) Economic
(5) Physical
(6) Sexual

Question 25

(DV) Primary Objectives

Answer 25

* Protect life * Prevent further injury from occurring * Enforce law and maintain peace * Identify the predominant aggressor * Determine if & what crime occurred * Decide: arrest; or not arrest * Provide victim services

Question 26

(DV) The Cycle of Violence (3)

Answer 26

(1) Tension Building (2) Explosion (3) Honeymoon

Question 27

(DV) Escalation of Violence (3)

Answer 27

(1) Verbal Abuse (2) Property Damage (3) Physical Abuse

Question 28

(DV) Risk Factors of DV

Answer 28

* History of Domestic Violence * Prior Police Contact * Separation * Obsessive/ Coercive Controlling Behavior * Threats to Kill Victim or Children * Threats of Suicide * Alcohol or Drug Abuse

Question 29

(DV) True/False - Can you ask victim or suspect to roll up sleeves to see injuries or look for them

Answer 29

True

Question 30

(DV) Common ‘Victim Behaviors'

Answer 30

* Hysterical / Screaming * Fearful/shaking * Crying/sobbing * Traumatized * Memory loss * Minimize/take responsibility * Not able to tell story

Question 31

(DV) Lawful resistance to the commission of a public offense may be made by party about to be injured

Answer 31

Self Defense 19-201

Question 32

(DV) Resistance sufficient to prevent offense may be made by party about to be injured; to prevent offense against his person, or his family; to prevent an illegal attempt by force to take or injure property in his lawful possession

Answer 32

Self Defense 19-202

Question 33

(DV) No person in this state shall be placed in legal jepoardy of any kind of whatsoever for protecting himself or his family by reasonable means necessary

Answer 33

Self Defense 19-202A

Question 34

(DV) True / False - When responding to a DV call it is mainly about who started it

Answer 34

False - it is NOT about who started it

Question 35

(DV) Factors to consider

Answer 35

* Age, height, weight of parties * Use of weapons * Who is stronger * Who is afraid of whom * Is one party specially trained * Who has the more serious injuries

Question 36

(DV) Goals to remove the predominant aggressor

Answer 36

* Keep children with one parent * Remove the person who is abusing the power in the relationship * Remove the person who is the serious threat in the home * Stop the re-victimization

Question 37

(DV) Arest Considerations

Answer 37

* Probable cause to arrest for an unlawful criminal act committed. * Don’t arrest solely because someone in a domestic violence relationship has an injury and it cannot be determined how it occurred. * Don’t arrest both because it cannot get “figured out”. * After arrest, document reason(s) why one is more believable and what the argument was about.

Question 38

(DV) You should always get a _______ or _________ phone number of victims and suspects

Answer 38

Current or updated

Question 39

(DV) Black Belt move - if the victim is alone and the suspect is not on scene have victim call suspect to talk about incident and record the conversation

Question 40

(DV) Odds for homicide increase ____% for stangled victims

Answer 40

750%

Question 41

(DV) A course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person fear

Answer 41

Stalking Need more than one act

Question 42

(DV) means repeated acts of nonconsensual contact involving the victim or a family or household member of the victim, provided however, that constitutionally protected activity is not included within the meaning of this definition.

Answer 42

Course of Condut

Question 43

(DV) What (3) questions

Answer 43

(1) Injuries (2) EMS (3) Safe place or other location

Question 44

(DV) Scale of Pain

Answer 44

1 - no pain 5 - distressful 10 - unbearable

Question 45

Do you need physical marks of strangulation to arrest?

Answer 45

No

Question 46

What is a ‘Household Member” in DV definition?

Answer 46

means a person who is a spouse, former spouse, or a person who has a child in common, regardless of whether they have been married, or a person with whom a person is cohabiting, whether or not they have married or have held themselves out to be husband or wife.

Question 47

What is a “Traumatic Injury” defined as in DV statute?

Answer 47

means a condition of the body, such as a wound or external or internal injury, whether of a minor or serious nature, caused by physical force. (2)(a) Any household member who in committing a battery, as defined in section 18-903, Idaho Code, inflicts a traumatic injury on any other household member is guilty of a felony.

Question 48

Any person who willfully and unlawfully chokes or attempts to strangle a household member, or a person with whom he or she has or had a dating relationship, is guilty of a felony punishable by incarceration for up to fifteen (15) years in the state prison.

Answer 48

Attempted Strangulation 18-923 The prosecution is not required to show that the defendant intended to kill or injure the victim. The only intent required is the intent to choke or attempt to strangle.

Question 49

With attempted Strangulation it includes “household members” as well as?

Answer 49

People involved in a “dating relationship”

Question 50

What is a “dating relationship”

Answer 50

"Dating relationship," for the purposes of this chapter, is defined as a social relationship of a romantic nature. Factors that the court may consider in making this determination include: