Student Type

Undergraduate

Faculty Sponsor

Jeanie Thies

Date

4-12-2022

College Affiliation

College of Arts and Humanities

Department

Political Science

Submission Type

Poster

Abstract

The Violence Against Women Act (1994) is a multifaceted piece of legislation with the primary goal of reducing cases of intimate partner violence. In order to induce this reduction, the Office on Violence Against Women was created within the Department of Justice to facilitate several different grant programs to ensure law enforcement and their communities are capable of handling cases of intimate partner violence effectively. One such program, the STOP program (Services, Training, Officers, & Prosecutors), encompasses many aspects of the intended outputs of VAWA, and this presentation serves as a proposal to truly study the effectiveness of this program.

Publication Date

2022

Date

2022

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The STOP Program and its Effectiveness

The Violence Against Women Act (1994) is a multifaceted piece of legislation with the primary goal of reducing cases of intimate partner violence. In order to induce this reduction, the Office on Violence Against Women was created within the Department of Justice to facilitate several different grant programs to ensure law enforcement and their communities are capable of handling cases of intimate partner violence effectively. One such program, the STOP program (Services, Training, Officers, & Prosecutors), encompasses many aspects of the intended outputs of VAWA, and this presentation serves as a proposal to truly study the effectiveness of this program.

 

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