All PEOPLE WHO BATTER AND ABUSE will be held accountable for their actions in ways that promote victim safety and engagement in services to cease battering behaviors and lead to recovery.

Why Is This Important?

People who batter must be held accountable for their actions and must have opportunities for behavior modification and recovery. The criminal justice sector must be equipped to effectively identify and intervene to prevent domestic violence, and service providers, healthcare providers, community-based organizations, and employers can contribute to their recovery, as well, through programs, services, and policies.

To learn more about the ongoing efforts toward this goal and the measures we are using to evaluate progress, please click on the information below.

Measures

#of participants who complete batterer intervention programs, as tracked by the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence

% of people who batter who are convicted and do not re-offend (defined as involvement in another DV-related incident recorded by IMPD) within 12 months, as tracked by the Domestic Violence Database.

2011

93%

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