Using the courts in situations involving domestic violence
New grant slated to aid Arizona victims of domestic violence
Gun rights group opposes domestic violence bill
Arizona residents who have been victims of domestic violence in their relationships or marriages may be alarmed to learn that the National Rifle Association has launched a battle to prevent passage of federal legislation prohibiting convicted stalkers and batterers from buying firearms.
Arizona police officer charged with domestic violence
On May 25, Maricopa, Arizona, police alleged that one of their own officers committed a domestic assault against his wife and teen son. Police arrived at the couple's home around 4:00 a.m. after receiving a call. According to police, the defendant's 43-year-old wife told them that the defendant had caused her to fall by shoving her to the ground. She allegedly injured her wrist in the process.
