Washington State Domestic Violence Fatality Review Project



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Washington State Domestic Violence Fatality Review Project This form to be filled out for each contact with the criminal justice system prior to the fatality. For this incident... the suspect is the domestic violence victim domestic violence perpetrator the victim is the domestic violence victim domestic violence perpetrator N/A Criminal Justice System Involvement prior to the fatality Is there any indication that the domestic violence perpetrator and the domestic violence victim may have had contact with multiple law enforcement agencies and multiple jurisdictions? (ie, did they move from another county/city?) yes no unknown Was the panel able to obtain information from all agencies which were suspected or known to have contact with the domestic violence victim and domestic violence perpetrator? yes no unknown Police Date police contacted: time of initial contact: Incident coded DV yes no police contacted via 911 non emergency line other (specify) DV related yes no Who contacted the police? DV victim DV perpetrator child neighbor other Were officers dispatched? yes no unknown If not, why not? Type of crime (violent, property, drug offense, etc.) Who was present when police arrived? Check all that apply: domestic violence victim domestic violence perpetrator children other family member(s) other acquaintance(s) neighbors Did officers take a report? yes no unknown If no, why not? Did the suspect have a gun? yes no unknown If yes, did the officers confiscate the weapon(s)? yes no unknown Was there a standing court order authorizing removal of weapons? yes no unknown Did officers arrest a suspect? yes no unknown If no, why not? probable cause not established suspect not present other (specify) Were both the domestic violence victim and the domestic violence perpetrator arrested? (mutual arrest) yes no unknown If the suspect was not present, did the officers make an effort to locate the suspect? yes no unknown Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (206) 389-2515 Prior Criminal Contacts (Rev Aug 2005) 1/5

What injuries (if any) did the domestic violence victim report? No injuries other (specify What injuries (if any) did the domestic violence perpetrator report? No injuries other (specify Did any one require medical attention? (check all that apply) domestic violence victim domestic violence perpetrator child(ren) medical attention: needed offered refused dispensed on site transported to hospital other family member(s) other acquaintance(s) other Did any one require interpretation? (check all that apply) domestic violence victim domestic violence perpetrator child(ren) other family member(s) other acquaintance(s) other medical attention: needed offered refused provided who provided?* * specify: court certified interpreter, other professional interpreter, law enforcement officer, child, family of victim, family of perpetrator, neighbor/other acquaintance, other/specify Did law enforcement give domestic violence victim information about resources? pamphlet or other written material verbal information unknown Was there any follow up investigation? Did the review panel find that the department possessed adequate equipment/resources to investigate the case? Did law enforcement return to take pictures of bruises? Or other injuries? Did law enforcement forward the case to the prosecutor? yes no unknown If no, why not? If yes, date case forwarded: Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (206) 389-2515 Prior Criminal Contacts (Rev Aug 2005) 2/5

Arraignment If the domestic violence perpetrator was taken into custody, how long were they held before released? Were they released on bail? yes no unknown If yes, in what amount? Were they released prior to arraignment? yes no unknown Was there a pre-trial release evaluation? yes no unknown Were any conditions attached to the domestic violence perpetrator s release? (Specify) Was a no contact order issued as a condition of release? yes no unknown Was surrendering weapons a condition of release? yes no unknown Was a no contact order issued at arraignment? yes no unknown Was the no contact order dropped at some point? yes no unknown Who initiated dropping this order? Prosecutor dv perpetrator dv victim What factors influenced the decisions about bail amounts, release and conditions for release? (Specify) Prosecution: Date prosecutor received case: Did the prosecutor s office attempt to contact the domestic violence victim? yes no unknown How? Letter phone call domestic violence victim initiated contact other: Did the prosecutor s office succeed in contacting the victim If yes, who did the victim talk to? advocate prosecutor Interpretation provided by the prosecutor s office? yes no not needed If yes, who provided? (list of choices see above) Did the prosecutor file charges? yes no unknown If no, what factors influenced the decision not to file charges? What factors influenced the decision to accept a plea / or dismiss charges? Was the sentence combined with another crime or charge? If yes, please list Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (206) 389-2515 Prior Criminal Contacts (Rev Aug 2005) 3/5

Charge 1 (complete a separate table for each charge related to this incident) Original Charges Filed Final Charges Disposition Sentence/Conditions (specify length) * SOC process ** Program Successfully Completed? 1. no change acquitted probation** Monitored? Y N Yes changed to dropped/dismissed time served Complied? Y N No pled to guilty jail time: Completed? Y N dismissed deferred sentence prison time Revoked? Y N If No: stipulated order of continuance* batterer s treatment** batterer s evaluation** Consequences? Yes anger management** No substance abuse treatment** restitution** If Yes, what? victim s education or counseling** If No, why not? surrender weapons** other** Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (206) 389-2515 Prior Criminal Contacts (Rev Aug 2005) 4/5

If the case went to trial: date of trial: sentencing date: amended sentence date: Did any new assaults/violations of protection orders or calls to law enforcement for assistance occur between the initial contact on these charges and the trial date? yes no unknown If so, please reference dates of these contacts and ensure separate contact with CJS sheets are filled out. Was original sentence ever reduced/changed? When? Why? To what? Was the victim asked to testify? yes no unknown Did the victim not testify recant her original statements testify to the crime Did the victim have contact with a court advocate? yes no unknown Was this case still pending/unresolved at the time of the fatality? yes no Courts and monitoring of court orders: Court orders were issued in district court municipal court superior court tribal court What mechanisms exist for timely monitoring of treatment enrollment and completion in the jurisdictions in which it was ordered? Did municipal court have a probation department? yes no unknown If yes: Did probation officers have specialized training in domestic violence? yes no unknown Is it common practice for probation officers to contact victims? yes no unknown Was the victim contacted in this case? yes no unknown Did the district court have a probation department? If yes: Did probation officers have specialized training in domestic violence? yes no unknown Is it common practice for probation officers to contact victims? yes no unknown Was the victim contacted in this case? yes no unknown If conditions of court orders were violated, what consequences were imposed? Date condition condition ordered date consequences imposed for failure to comply to condition what were the consequences? Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (206) 389-2515 Prior Criminal Contacts (Rev Aug 2005) 5/5