Handling Family Violence in Law Enforcement

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Across
  1. 4. injuries caused by physical aggression
  2. 6. verbal or behavioral abuse which damages an individuals sense of identity, dignity and self-worth
  3. 7. forced, non-consensual sexual contact by one individual upon another
  4. 11. issued by the criminal court after an abuser is arrested for committing family
  5. 14. language or behavior which damages a child’s mental well-being and self esteem
  6. 15. failure to provide a minimum degree of care
  7. 16. court order designed to provide individuals and their family members with immediate protection from an abuser
  8. 17. sexual contact with a child or the use of a child for sexual pleasure
Down
  1. 1. emotional state
  2. 2. use of money or property to control or exploit another individual
  3. 3. used by a court to protect an individual in a situation involving any form of violence
  4. 5. physical condition
  5. 8. actions which cause harm to an older adult
  6. 9. acts
  7. 10. patterns of abusive behavior between family members or adults in an intimate relationship
  8. 12. physical force used against a family member or partner in order to cause pain, discomfort or injury
  9. 13. physical, sexual or emotional mistreatment or neglect of a child