Documenting Danger: What Police Reports Tell Us About Domestic Violence, Brain Injury, and Effective Judicial Responses
Documenting Danger: What Police Reports Tell Us About Domestic Violence, Brain Injury, and Effective Judicial Responses
When: July 20, 2027
Location: Live online
Host: Justice Clearinghouse
Delivery: online
What police officers document at the scene can shape everything that follows. Yet injuries associated with domestic violence, including traumatic brain injury and strangulation, often go unrecognized despite their significant implications for survivor safety and the justice system. Drawing on an analysis of more than 160 Ohio police reports, this webinar explores how law enforcement observations and documentation can reveal patterns of violence associated with brain injury risk. Participants will examine findings from the research and learn how improved documentation can strengthen law
Documenting Danger: What Police Reports Tell Us About Domestic Violence, Brain Injury, and Effective Judicial Responses
Documenting Danger: What Police Reports Tell Us About Domestic Violence, Brain Injury, and Effective Judicial Responses — Jul 20, 2027 · Hosted by Justice Clearinghouse. Review schedule, pricing, and registration details on American Police Training.
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