Domestic Violence Case Study
release decisions and also informed prior to his release. Nicole could have been referred to seek help from authorities for her abuse to help her recover and cope. Question 5: What questions should have been asked upon a lethality assessment? Answer 5:
1. Is the perpetrator dangerous or violent?
2. Is the perpetrator armed?
3. Has the perpetrator threatened to kill you or capable of killing you?
4. Is the perpetrator taking any drugs or intoxicated?
5. What is the severity of the physical violence her has put upon you?
In this scenario, there were so many inadequacies and the victims’ rights were not properly explained or held out. There were many calls to the police for domestic violence in the Brown-Simpson marriage. At some point law …show more content…
This would have helped Nicole know she wasn’t alone and that she had supporters and options to help her. Nicole could have be recommended to stay a shelter or in protective custody. There are many resources that law enforcement could have partnered up with to get Nicole help with psychological counseling, group therapy, etc. Depending on the assistance the victim needs or request the assistance can be found in Victims Resources @ http://vcgcb.ca.gov/resources.aspx . Unfortunately in this case it is too late. In the O.J. Simpson trail they should have investigated a little deeper when interrogating his previous ex-wife and children. They should have done a lot of things differently, but failed to do so. What should have been recommended was when Simpson wrote his book “If I Did It” a full investigation and the details of the content of admission in that book and all royalties to go to the family of Nicole Brown Simpson, or at least to their …show more content…
After work every day Joann jogs to her mother’s house at around 8pm to spend the night to help take care of her. Joann usually jogs passed the bar and through the park to get to her mother’s house and usually arrives and 8:15pm. This particular night Joann did not arrive on time, so he mother called the police. Joann was later found unconscious in the park, and it seemed she had been mugged because all her belongings were taken. When Joann woke up and was questioned about her attacker, she responded that she had never seen him before. Question 1: What type of scenario was this? Answer 1: This was a Stranger Violence attack because Joann did not know her attacker and she was robbed. Question 2: What victimology theory applies in this scenario? Answer 2: The victimology theory that applies in this scenario is the routine activity theory. Joann had a set daily routine of jogging alone at a certain time every day. This routine made her an easy target for the attacker to rob her. Question 3: What criminology theory applies in this scenario? Answer 3: In this scenario it seems that the strain theory would apply. The strain Theory is when most people have similar aspirations, but they don’t all have the same opportunities or abilities (Argosy University, 2016). The perpetrator robbed Joann for anything he could get but not for anything specific,
1. Is the perpetrator dangerous or violent?
2. Is the perpetrator armed?
3. Has the perpetrator threatened to kill you or capable of killing you?
4. Is the perpetrator taking any drugs or intoxicated?
5. What is the severity of the physical violence her has put upon you?
In this scenario, there were so many inadequacies and the victims’ rights were not properly explained or held out. There were many calls to the police for domestic violence in the Brown-Simpson marriage. At some point law …show more content…
This would have helped Nicole know she wasn’t alone and that she had supporters and options to help her. Nicole could have be recommended to stay a shelter or in protective custody. There are many resources that law enforcement could have partnered up with to get Nicole help with psychological counseling, group therapy, etc. Depending on the assistance the victim needs or request the assistance can be found in Victims Resources @ http://vcgcb.ca.gov/resources.aspx . Unfortunately in this case it is too late. In the O.J. Simpson trail they should have investigated a little deeper when interrogating his previous ex-wife and children. They should have done a lot of things differently, but failed to do so. What should have been recommended was when Simpson wrote his book “If I Did It” a full investigation and the details of the content of admission in that book and all royalties to go to the family of Nicole Brown Simpson, or at least to their …show more content…
After work every day Joann jogs to her mother’s house at around 8pm to spend the night to help take care of her. Joann usually jogs passed the bar and through the park to get to her mother’s house and usually arrives and 8:15pm. This particular night Joann did not arrive on time, so he mother called the police. Joann was later found unconscious in the park, and it seemed she had been mugged because all her belongings were taken. When Joann woke up and was questioned about her attacker, she responded that she had never seen him before. Question 1: What type of scenario was this? Answer 1: This was a Stranger Violence attack because Joann did not know her attacker and she was robbed. Question 2: What victimology theory applies in this scenario? Answer 2: The victimology theory that applies in this scenario is the routine activity theory. Joann had a set daily routine of jogging alone at a certain time every day. This routine made her an easy target for the attacker to rob her. Question 3: What criminology theory applies in this scenario? Answer 3: In this scenario it seems that the strain theory would apply. The strain Theory is when most people have similar aspirations, but they don’t all have the same opportunities or abilities (Argosy University, 2016). The perpetrator robbed Joann for anything he could get but not for anything specific,