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Chapter Two - History of Violence

Chapter Two - History of Violence

Q For this chapter, please respond to the following: 1. Answer Question #1 under "Internet-Based Exercises" in your textbook (p. 49). And, COMPARE Georgia with AT LEAST one other state's laws. 2. Also, please review the video, "A Cry for Help Part 2" based on "A Cry for Help: The Tracy Thurman Story;" (This video can be found under "Table of Contents" which is under the tab, "Course Content" in this course) and, discuss your thoughts on the video, specifically pertaining to history and how you feel laws helping domestic violence victims have changed or not changed.

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Domestic abuse and violence have existed for a very long time, but what is really saddening is that in times that we have progressed so much, it still continues to be rampant even in the so-called modern societies. Despite laws in place, cases are still not uncommon, and this week’s reading made me think, how effective the laws really are if violence still exists. The laws in Georgia are much more defined and focused than that of Florida, and it makes the attempt of extending violence to not just physical, but also emotional.