Domestic Violence

Articles tagged domestic violence from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Domestic Violence

Chief Brady Jewell urges stronger community support as domestic-violence calls surge

Southern Valley Alliance president and Savage Police Chief Brady Jewell told the Carver council SVA answered 2,915 crisis-line calls and served 1,349 clients last year — a 40% increase — and warned that cuts to grant funding threaten services.

CarverNov 3, 2026

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County staff describe rollout for new domestic-violence lethality assessment law and how results will inform pretrial

Staff described the DALE danger-assessment tool and said a recently passed Colorado law will require officers to conduct an evidence-based lethality assessment when they respond, with implementation by July 1, 2027; staff said results will go to pretrial, the district attorney, public defender and the court to inform bond decisions.

Larimer CountyNov 3, 2026

Domestic Violence

Attorney Wiley Proctor lauded for recruiting and training lawyers to represent domestic‑violence survivors

Wiley Proctor of McCarter & English received an Adams Award for decades of pro bono family‑law work for survivors, including running a firm restraining‑order project that the ceremony said has provided lawyers for nearly 100 survivors and trained volunteers from transactional practices.

MassachusettsNov 2, 2026

Domestic Violence

Missoula officials review domestic-violence response, flag gaps in services and data

A Committee of the Whole series of clips reviewed Missoula’s domestic-violence response, with law-enforcement, prosecutors, defenders and a judge emphasizing strangulation as a high-risk indicator, gaps in victim support and program funding limits.

Missoula H SOct 30, 2026