Basic Law Enforcement (Domestic Violence - Block
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SC Domestic Violence Law Defines any pistol, dirk, slingshot, metal knuckles, razor, or
'Deadly Weapon' as other instrument which can be used to inflict deadly
force
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines bodily injury which causes a substantial risk of death
'Great body injury' as or serious, permanent disfigurement or protracted
loss or impairment of the function of a bodily
member or organ
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines a. spouse
'Household member' as b. former spouse
c. persons who have a child in common
d. male and female who are cohabiting or formerly
cohabited
Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) ruled that the United States constitution grants rights
to the same sex married couples as are afforded to
heterosexual couples through marriage
Jane Doe v State of South Carolina all couples, even same sex, who are cohabiting or
(2017) formerly have cohabited are eligible to obtain an
Order of Protection
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines physical injury that involves prolong loss of
'Moderate bodily injury' as consciousness or that causes temporary or moderate
disfigurement or temporary loss of the function of a
bodily member or organ or in jury that requires
medical treatment when the treatment requires the
use of regional or general anesthesia or injury that
results in a fracture or dislocation.
,SC Domestic Violence Law Defines conviction of any crime, in any state, containing
'Prior conviction of domestic violence' among its elements the same elements or similar to
as those of SC Law
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines any order of protection, restraining order, condition
'Protection order' as of bond, or any other similar order issued in this Sate
or another state or foreign jurisdiction for the
purpose of protecting a household member
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines a pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun,
'Firearm' as submachine gun, or an assault rifle which is designed
to fire or is capable of firing fixed cartridge
ammunition or from which a shot or projectile is
discharge by an explosive but does not include an
antique firearm
Domestic Violence Section 16-25-20 It is unlawful to:
(A) 1) cause physical harm or injury to a persons own
household member; or
2) offer or attempt to cause physical harm or injury to
a persons own household member with apparent
present ability under circumstances reasonable
creating fear of imminent peril
Domestic Violence Third Degree Is a lesser-included offense of all DV
Elements
Domestic Violence Third Degree, -Misdemeanor
Class/Court/Punishment -Summary Court
-0-90 days and/or $1000-2500
, Domestic Violence Second Degree - moderate bodily injury to persons household
Elements member results or the act is accomplished by means
likely to result in moderate bodily injury to the
persons own household member
- person violates a protection order and in the
process of violating the order commits domestic
violence in the third degree
- the person has one prior conviction for domestic
violence in the past 10 years from current offense
- in the process of committing domestic violence in
the third degree ones of the following:
a) offense is committed in presence of or while being
perceived by a minor
b) offense is committed against a person known or
who reasonable should have been known by the
offender to be pregnant
c) offense is committed during the commission of a
robbery, burglary, kidnapping, or theft
d) offense is committed by impeding the victims
breathing or airflow
e) offense is committed using physical force or
threatened use of force against another to block that
persons access to any cell phone, telephone, or
electronic communication device with the purpose
of preventing, obstructing, or interring with: the
report of offense, injury or property damage or a
request for an ambulance or emergency medical
assistance to any LEA or EMS
Enforcement of DV Laws -Officers make the decision for arrest and NOT the
vicitm
-We hold offenders accountable for actions
Considering types of weapons used help determine if an offender has apparent present
and/or proximity between persons ability to carry out threats of violence
can...
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Terms in this set (146)
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines any pistol, dirk, slingshot, metal knuckles, razor, or
'Deadly Weapon' as other instrument which can be used to inflict deadly
force
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines bodily injury which causes a substantial risk of death
'Great body injury' as or serious, permanent disfigurement or protracted
loss or impairment of the function of a bodily
member or organ
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines a. spouse
'Household member' as b. former spouse
c. persons who have a child in common
d. male and female who are cohabiting or formerly
cohabited
Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) ruled that the United States constitution grants rights
to the same sex married couples as are afforded to
heterosexual couples through marriage
Jane Doe v State of South Carolina all couples, even same sex, who are cohabiting or
(2017) formerly have cohabited are eligible to obtain an
Order of Protection
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines physical injury that involves prolong loss of
'Moderate bodily injury' as consciousness or that causes temporary or moderate
disfigurement or temporary loss of the function of a
bodily member or organ or in jury that requires
medical treatment when the treatment requires the
use of regional or general anesthesia or injury that
results in a fracture or dislocation.
,SC Domestic Violence Law Defines conviction of any crime, in any state, containing
'Prior conviction of domestic violence' among its elements the same elements or similar to
as those of SC Law
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines any order of protection, restraining order, condition
'Protection order' as of bond, or any other similar order issued in this Sate
or another state or foreign jurisdiction for the
purpose of protecting a household member
SC Domestic Violence Law Defines a pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun,
'Firearm' as submachine gun, or an assault rifle which is designed
to fire or is capable of firing fixed cartridge
ammunition or from which a shot or projectile is
discharge by an explosive but does not include an
antique firearm
Domestic Violence Section 16-25-20 It is unlawful to:
(A) 1) cause physical harm or injury to a persons own
household member; or
2) offer or attempt to cause physical harm or injury to
a persons own household member with apparent
present ability under circumstances reasonable
creating fear of imminent peril
Domestic Violence Third Degree Is a lesser-included offense of all DV
Elements
Domestic Violence Third Degree, -Misdemeanor
Class/Court/Punishment -Summary Court
-0-90 days and/or $1000-2500
, Domestic Violence Second Degree - moderate bodily injury to persons household
Elements member results or the act is accomplished by means
likely to result in moderate bodily injury to the
persons own household member
- person violates a protection order and in the
process of violating the order commits domestic
violence in the third degree
- the person has one prior conviction for domestic
violence in the past 10 years from current offense
- in the process of committing domestic violence in
the third degree ones of the following:
a) offense is committed in presence of or while being
perceived by a minor
b) offense is committed against a person known or
who reasonable should have been known by the
offender to be pregnant
c) offense is committed during the commission of a
robbery, burglary, kidnapping, or theft
d) offense is committed by impeding the victims
breathing or airflow
e) offense is committed using physical force or
threatened use of force against another to block that
persons access to any cell phone, telephone, or
electronic communication device with the purpose
of preventing, obstructing, or interring with: the
report of offense, injury or property damage or a
request for an ambulance or emergency medical
assistance to any LEA or EMS
Enforcement of DV Laws -Officers make the decision for arrest and NOT the
vicitm
-We hold offenders accountable for actions
Considering types of weapons used help determine if an offender has apparent present
and/or proximity between persons ability to carry out threats of violence
can...
