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What drug may be the only drug that possibly causes Amphetamines
violent behavior?
What are the most common Date-Rape Drugs? GHB, Rohypnol, Kethamine and Alcohol
When was the Illinois Domestic Violence Act enacted? 1986
Willfully denying a person who because of age, health or Willful deprivation
disability requires medication, medical care, shelter, food,
therapeutic device or other physical assistance, and
thereby exposing that person the risk of physical, mental
or emotional harm, except with regard to medical care or
treatment when the dependent person has express an
intent to forego such medical care or treatment is the
definition of?
, •Includes sexual abuse and means any of the following Physical abuse
•Knowing or reckless use of physical force, confinement
or restraint
•Knowing, repeated and unnecessary sleep deprivation
•Knowing or reckless conduct which creates an
immediate risk of physical harm
All of these are definitions of..
•creating a disturbance at a petitioner's place of Harassment
employment or school repeatedly telephoning
petitioner's place of employment, home or resident
•Repeatedly following petitioner about in a public place
or places
•Repeatedly keeping petitioner under surveillance
•Improperly concealing a minor child from petitioner,
repeatedly threatening to improperly remove a minor
child of the petitioners from the jurisdiction or from the
physical care,
•repeatedly threatening to conceal a minor child
Are examples of
Committing or threatening physical abuse, harassment, Interference with personal liberty
intimidation or willful deprivation so as to compel another
to engage in conduct from which they has a right to
abstain/refrain from. Is the definition of
The subjection of a person who is dependent because of Intimidation of a dependent
age, health or disability to participate in the witnessing of
physical force against another or physical confinement or
restraint of another which constitutes physical abuse. Is
the definition of
What is the burden of proof for an order of protection? The civil burden of proof is preponderance of evidence, that is, the evidence
shows that the allegations of the case are more likely true than not
What is willful or wanton conduct when referring to Action which is not intentional, shows an utter indifference to or conscious
IDVA? disregard for the safety of another person
A DV victim has a right of action against a police -He/she is a person in need of protection under the IDVA
department if the victim can show that -The statutory law enforcement duties owed to him/her were breached by the
willful or wanton acts or omission of law enforcement officers and
-Such conduct proximately caused plaintiff's injuries
WHO IS COVERED BY THE IDVA? The IDVA protects victims of domestic violence who are related to the abuser in
one of the following ways:
-related by blood or by present or prior marriage;
-share or formerly shared a common dwelling (apartment or home);
-have or allegedly have a child in common;
-share or allegedly share a blood relationship through a child; or
-have or have had a dating or engagement relationship.
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Terms in this set (174) Hide definitions
What drug may be the only drug that possibly causes Amphetamines
violent behavior?
What are the most common Date-Rape Drugs? GHB, Rohypnol, Kethamine and Alcohol
When was the Illinois Domestic Violence Act enacted? 1986
Willfully denying a person who because of age, health or Willful deprivation
disability requires medication, medical care, shelter, food,
therapeutic device or other physical assistance, and
thereby exposing that person the risk of physical, mental
or emotional harm, except with regard to medical care or
treatment when the dependent person has express an
intent to forego such medical care or treatment is the
definition of?
, •Includes sexual abuse and means any of the following Physical abuse
•Knowing or reckless use of physical force, confinement
or restraint
•Knowing, repeated and unnecessary sleep deprivation
•Knowing or reckless conduct which creates an
immediate risk of physical harm
All of these are definitions of..
•creating a disturbance at a petitioner's place of Harassment
employment or school repeatedly telephoning
petitioner's place of employment, home or resident
•Repeatedly following petitioner about in a public place
or places
•Repeatedly keeping petitioner under surveillance
•Improperly concealing a minor child from petitioner,
repeatedly threatening to improperly remove a minor
child of the petitioners from the jurisdiction or from the
physical care,
•repeatedly threatening to conceal a minor child
Are examples of
Committing or threatening physical abuse, harassment, Interference with personal liberty
intimidation or willful deprivation so as to compel another
to engage in conduct from which they has a right to
abstain/refrain from. Is the definition of
The subjection of a person who is dependent because of Intimidation of a dependent
age, health or disability to participate in the witnessing of
physical force against another or physical confinement or
restraint of another which constitutes physical abuse. Is
the definition of
What is the burden of proof for an order of protection? The civil burden of proof is preponderance of evidence, that is, the evidence
shows that the allegations of the case are more likely true than not
What is willful or wanton conduct when referring to Action which is not intentional, shows an utter indifference to or conscious
IDVA? disregard for the safety of another person
A DV victim has a right of action against a police -He/she is a person in need of protection under the IDVA
department if the victim can show that -The statutory law enforcement duties owed to him/her were breached by the
willful or wanton acts or omission of law enforcement officers and
-Such conduct proximately caused plaintiff's injuries
WHO IS COVERED BY THE IDVA? The IDVA protects victims of domestic violence who are related to the abuser in
one of the following ways:
-related by blood or by present or prior marriage;
-share or formerly shared a common dwelling (apartment or home);
-have or allegedly have a child in common;
-share or allegedly share a blood relationship through a child; or
-have or have had a dating or engagement relationship.
