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Chapter 1 — Charged With Domestic Violence?
You Will Need A Lawyer by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 1: Attorneys defending men against charges of domestic violence or abuse in Colorado.
Table 2: Attorneys in other states who specialize in domestic violence and related charges
911 — Lifeline Or A Deadly Trap? by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 3: Plot of fifteen-year compilation of 911 calls and arrests for simple assault in Colorado Springs versus increase in population (data in Table 53).
Self Defense Or Violence By Women? — by David Fontes, Psy.D.
Table 4: The Uniform Crime Reports: Percentage Increase From 1991 to 1995 (Source: (FBI: Uniform Crime Reports, 1995, Table 35
Table 5: Results from the largest study ever done on domestic violence in England, 1994 (Carrado et al., 1996, p. 409).
What We Think We Know About Domestic Violence by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 6: Domestic violence against men (Brandson, 1999).
Chapter 4 — Domestic Violence Statistics
Table 7: Rate of violence per 1,000 couples stated as a percentage for the years indicated from social studies .
Table 8: Perpetrator of violence based on U.S. Army data (Cook, 1995).
Table 9: Perpetrator of violence as a function of age and marital status (Stets and Straus, 1989)
Table 10: Age of women using extreme violence against male intimate partners.
Chapter 8 — Domestic Violence And The Law
Due Process by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D. and Richard L. Davis, A.L.M.
Table 11: Flow diagram for the treatment of defendants in the Lexington County, South Carolina criminal domestic violence court describing the intervention strategy (Gover and others, 2003).
Chapter 9 — Colorado Judges — Citizen's Review
Table 12: Colorado Supreme Court
Table 13: Colorado Court of Appeals
First Judicial District — Gilpin and Jefferson Counties
Table 14: First Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Second Judicial District — Denver City and County
Table 15: Second Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Third Judicial District — Huerfano and Las Animas Counties
Table 16: Third Judicial District
Fourth Judicial District — El Paso and Teller Counties
Table 17: Fourth Judicial District (El Paso and Teller Counties)
Fifth Judicial District — Clear Creek, Summit, Eagle and Lake Counties
Table 18: Fifth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Sixth Judicial District — Archuleta, La Plata and San Juan Counties
Table 19: Sixth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Seventh Judicial District — Delta, Gunnison, Hillsdale, Montrose, Ouray and San Miguel Counties
Table 20: Seventh Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Eighth Judicial District — Larimer and Jackson Counties
Table 21: Eighth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Ninth Judicial District — Garfield, Pitkin, and Rio Blanco Counties
Table 22: Ninth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Tenth Judicial District — Pueblo County
Table 23: Tenth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Eleventh Judicial District — Chaffee, Custer, Fremont and Park Counties
Table 24: Eleventh Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Twelfth Judicial District — Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande and Saguache Counties
Table 25: Twelfth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Thirteenth Judicial District — Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma Counties
Table 26: Thirteenth Judicial District Judges
Fourteenth Judicial District — Grand, Moffat, and Routt Counties
Table 27: Fourteenth Judicial District Judges
Fifteenth Judicial District —Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, and Prowers Counties
Table 28: Fifteenth Judicial District Judges
Sixteenth Judicial District — Bent, Crowley, and Otero Counties
Table 29: Sixteenth Judicial District Judges
Seventeenth Judicial District — Adams and Broomfield Counties
Table 30: Seventeenth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Eighteenth Judicial District — Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln Counties
Table 31: Eighteenth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Nineteenth Judicial District — Weld County
Table 32: Nineteenth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Twentieth Judicial District — Boulder County
Table 33: Twentieth Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Twenty-First Judicial District — Mesa County
Table 34: Twenty-First Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Twenty-Second Judicial District — Dolores and Montezuma Counties
Table 35: Twenty-Second Judicial District Judges and Magistrates
Chapter 10 — Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 1998
Table 36: Number of temporary and permanent restraining orders issued in the State of Colorado during fiscal 1998 by judicial district and county.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 1999
Table 37: Number of temporary and permanent restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 1999 by judicial district and county.
Table 38: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for 1999. Number of citations per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2000
Table 39: Number of restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado for fiscal year 2000 by judicial district and county.
Table 40: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for 2000. Number of filings per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2001
Table 41: Number of restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2001 by judicial district and county.
Table 42: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for 2001. Number of filings per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2002
Table 43: Number restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2002 (July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002) by judicial district and county.
Table 44: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for fiscal year 2002. Number of filings per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2003
Table 45: Number restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2003 (July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003) by judicial district and county.
Table 46: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for fiscal year 2003. Number of filings per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2004
Table 47: Number restraining orders, domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2004 (July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004) by judicial district and county.
Table 48: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for fiscal year 2004. Number of filings per 10,000 citizens.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2005
Table 49: Number restraining order and domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2005 (July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005) by judicial district and county.
Table 50: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for fiscal year 2005. Number of filings per 10,000 people.
Demographics Of Domestic Violence In Colorado — 2006
Table 51: Number restraining order and domestic violence cases, and divorce rate in the State of Colorado in fiscal 2006 (July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006) by judicial district and county.
Table 52: Selected misdemeanor filings in the Colorado courts for fiscal year 2006. Number of filings per 10,000 people.
Principal Effect Of 1994 DV Law In Colorado Springs Is Reduction In 911 Domestic Disturbance Calls To Police by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 53: Eighteen-year compilation of 911 calls, arrests for simple assault and domestic violence court cases in Colorado Springs versus increase in population.
Table 54: Plot of fifteen-year compilation of 911 calls and arrests for simple assault in Colorado Springs versus increase in population (data in Table 53).
Uniform Standards For Domestic Violence Cases Do Not Exist by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 55: Per capita number of domestic violence and abuse cases in Colorado for the years 1998 through 2006
Table 56: Judicial districts that have exceeded the state average for domestic violence and abuse cases by more than one standard deviation for four or more years.
Table 57: Comparison of Fourth Judicial District domestic violence cases with comparable districts by year
Table 58: Misdemeanor filings per 10,000 people for judicial districts that have exceeded the state average for domestic violence and abuse cases by more than one standard deviation for four or more years since 1998.
Table 59: Colorado judicial districts that consistently have average or below numbers of domestic violence and abuse cases.
Table 60: Misdemeanor filings per 10,000 people in the Colorado courts for judicial districts that consistently issue below average numbers of restraining orders.
Table 61: Comparison of Colorado DV police incidents with DV court cases in 2004
Table 62: Comparison of incidents of domestic violence reported to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation compared with misdemeanor cases of domestic violence reported by the Colorado courts (except Denver and municipalities) for the years 1999 through 2004.
Marriage, Divorce, And Charges Of Domestic Violence And Abuse by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 63: Number of divorces in Colorado by judicial district per 10,000 residents 1
Table 64: Plot of marriage, divorce, and restraining order rates for Colorado for the years 1998 through 2004
Demographic Summary by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 65: Domestic violence reports by police agencies in Colorado compared with NCVS estimates and court filings for this offense
Table 66: Tabulation of civil and misdemeanor filings in the Colorado county courts for fiscal years 1999 through 2006
Chapter 12 — The Female of the Species
A Comparative Study Of Battered Women And Violence-Prone Women by Erin Pizzey
Table 68: Morbid jealousy among male partners
Table 67: Violence among male partners
Table 69: Violence in the male partner's parenting
Table 70: Violence among the female subjects' parenting
Table 71: Length of relationship and duration of abuse
Table 72: Incidence of violence before cohabitation
Table 73: Use of contraceptives during first sexual intercourse.
Women Who Kill Their Family Members by Charles E. Corry, Ph.D.
Table 74: Intimate homicides by gender of victim from 1976-2002.
Table 75: Intimate homicide victims classified by sex and whether or not a gun was used as the murder weapon between 1976 and 2002.
Table 76: Homicides of intimates by gender and race of victim, 1976-2002.
Table 77: Intimate homicide rate by race, gender, and relationship, 1976-2002
Table 78: Comparison of death rates from some common causes
Table 80: Relationship of victim to their murderer by sex of the offender.
Table 79: Relationship of women who kill to their victims for women in prison for their crime.
Table 81: Length of sentences for men and women
Colorado Laws Related To Domestic Violence And Abuse
Table 82: Penalties for classes of felonies under Colorado law after 1993 (C.R.S. § 18-1-105)
Table 83: Penalties for classes of misdemeanors under Colorado law (C.R.S. § 18-1-106)
Uniform Dissolution Of Marriage Act — C.R.S. 14-10
Table 84: Colorado basic child support obligations
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