5 Questions
What is the relationship between two people who have a child in common?
They are considered family or household members
Who is considered a family or household member according to the General SOP 563.01?
Persons who are presently residing together as if a family
What is the key factor in determining whether persons are considered family or household members?
Whether they have resided together in the past
What is an example of a person who would be considered a family or household member?
A person who has a child in common with the victim
What is the purpose of the General SOP 563.01?
To provide guidance on arrest procedures in cases of domestic or dating violence
Study Notes
Domestic/Dating Violence
- A Family or Household Member is defined as:
- A spouse or former spouse
- Persons related by blood or marriage who have resided together in the past
- Persons who are presently residing together as if a family
- Persons who have resided together in the past as a family
- Persons who have a child in common, regardless of whether they have been married or have resided together at any time
This quiz covers definitions and types of relationships related to domestic violence, including familial and household member relationships. Understand the legal definitions and boundaries of domestic violence cases.
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