Profile of Intimate Partner Violence Casesin Large Urban Counties

Erica L. Smith · Donald J. Farole

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n the state courts of 16 large urban counties, 3,750 cases of intimate partner violence (IPV) were filed in May 2002. These cases represent 83% of the 4,562 domestic violence cases filed in the 16 counties.1 A case was defined as intimate partner violence if it involved an allegation of intentional physical violence committed, attempted, or threatened between spouses, ex-spouses, common-law spouses, boyfriends or girlfriends, present or past. For more information on the definitions of domestic violence and intimate partner violence used in this report, see the Methodology.

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