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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Law - "Special report | Fighting domestic violence in Kentucky"

The Louisville Courier Journal today has a number of stories on fighting domestic violence in the state. Here is the lead story by Andrew Wolfson. Other stories today linked from that lead story:

# Graphic: How GPS monitoring works
# Efforts to extend protection to daters stall in legislature
# Protective order didn’t stop man from shooting girlfriend, mother
# 12 states use GPS monitoring
# Domestic-violence slayings in Kentucky
# The proposed GPS monitoring law
# Slain abuse victims who had protective orders
# EPO vs. DVO: What’s the difference?
# Fighting domestic violence: What you can do
Indiana, as of July 1, 2009, is one of the states that allows GPS monitoring.* See the LCJ graphic on how GPS monitoring works.
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* The ILB will have more about the Indiana statute in another entry.

Posted by Marcia Oddi on November 15, 2009 11:13 AM
Posted to General Law Related