It does and it needs to change big time… I’m a victim of DV myself and have a restraining order against my ex-husband and have gone through hell with custody especially. I feel like judges are so afraid to take even supervised visits away from abusers, with evidence to prove abuse, to start.Domestic violence laws have changed, but it seems we still have further to go. I admittedly do not know the legal ins/outs- but it seems like a one strike then off to prison, with a multiyear mandatory actual time served law, may save lives? Then there is the flip side for victim. How do we do better to provide security, counseling, financial help, etc. Short of arming them with a deadly weapon, in some cases it seems so futile.
I just know this happens far to often
ETA: like how Joshua Powell had any visitation is still so unsettling to me - and that’s not an isolated case. DV is violence period.
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