Arrests for Domestic Violence in the U.S.
Arrests of adults for domestic violence amount to about 60% of all adult arrest for interpersonal violence in the U.S.
Arrests of adults for domestic violence amount to about 60% of all adult arrest for interpersonal violence in the U.S.
Courts issued 1.7 million domestic violence restraining orders, civil and criminal, initial and final, in U.S. in 2008, with 1.1 million active daily.
National estimates of domestic-violence restraining orders issued and active by type for the U.S. about 2008, accounting for restraining orders issued for civil petitions and restraining orders resulting from criminal proceedings. With U.S. national estimate of arrests for domestic violence.
Jail inmates under restraining order at commitment to jail, ever under restraining order, relational categories of persons who sought restraining orders, inmates committed to jail with violation of restraining order, and ever committed to jail with violation of restraining order.
Estimated number of civil protection order (restraining order) cases initiated in U.S. in 2008, based on National Center for State Court incoming case statistics.
Restraining order statistics, along with statistics on arrests for domestic violence and attributes of incidents, with historical data where available, state-published data by U.S. states.
Petitions for intimate-partner restraining orders, by type and case disposition, domestic-violence assaults reported to Alaska State Troopers, by incident characteristics, and criminal justice system processing of domestic violence cases.
Domestic-violence-related justice system activity in California. Domestic violence calls to police, arrests for domestic violence, family law petitions, petitions for restraining orders, yearly from about 1990, with county-level data.
Restraining orders annually, 2009-2012, by ex parte or order after hearing; arrests for family violence annually by sex and by single / multiple arrests and as share of all arrests, characteristics of family violence arrests, inc. restraining order, weapon, and injury, domestic-violence deaths, including murder suicides.
Abuse claimed in non-impounded petitions for restraining orders in Gardner District Court, Massachusetts (MA) in 1997, by abuse type and petitioner and subject sex.