In domestic violence cases, certain high-risk factors significantly increase the likelihood of serious injury or homicide. Recognizing these warning signs is crucial for early intervention and protection. Top High-Risk Factors in Domestic Violence These risk factors have been identified through lethality assessments and studies on intimate partner homicides. 1. Strangulation (Highest Risk Factor) Victims of non-fatal strangulation are 7 times more likely to be… Read More High Risk Factors

strangulation is one of the most serious and dangerous forms of domestic violence and is recognized as a key lethality risk factor. It is often a strong predictor of escalating violence and homicide in abusive relationships. Why Strangulation is Extremely Dangerous in Domestic Violence Cases Victims of non-fatal strangulation are up to 7 times more likely to be murdered by their abuser later. Even if… Read More How Law Enforcement & Courts View Strangulation