Santa Cruz County Grand Jury Final Report

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1 Brochures/Handouts/Pamphlets Battered Women s Task Force Booklet, no date. Capitola Police Department, Community Resource Card, no date. City of Santa Cruz, Commission on the Prevention of Violence Against Women, Community Resources Brochure, October Findings: Report on Rape & Sexual Assault, May Rape in Santa Cruz, May Community Recovery Services, SCCC, Inc., Fenix Outpatient Services & Hermanas Recovery Program, no date. Family Center Handout, March 29, Family Matters Handouts, no date. Fenix Outpatient Services Budget, Domestic Violence Curriculum, no date. Men Overcoming Abusive Behavior (MOAB) Handouts, no date. Probation Department, Domestic Violence Unit, no date. Safe Place Network, January SANE Budget, Santa Cruz County Sheriff-Coroner, Santa Cruz County, VINE Fact Sheet, July Simply Your Best, Educational Classes and Resources, no date. Women s Crisis Support-Defensa de Mujeres, Handouts, no date. Newsletter, Winter Edition, December Forms California, State of, Domestic Violence Prevention Forms, Request for Order (DV-100), Family Code 6200 et seq. Description of Abuse (DV-101), Family Code 6200 et seq. Child Custody, Visitation, and Support Request (DV-105), Family Code 6200 et seq. Temporary Restraining Order and Notice of Hearing (DV-110), Family Code 6200 et seq. Answer to Temporary Restraining Order (DV-120), Family Code 6200 et seq. Restraining Order After Hearing (Order of Protection) (DV-130), Family Code 6200 et seq. Commission on Domestic Violence, Questionnaire, December 13, California Office of Criminal Justice Planning, Forensic Medical Report: Acute (<72 hours) Adult/Adolescent Sexual Assault Examination (OCJP 923), Nonacute (>72 hours) Child/Adolescent Sexual Abuse Examination (OCJP 925), Child/Adolescent Sexual Abuse (OCJP 930), Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County: Page 4-67

2 Sexual Assault Suspect Examination (OCJP 950), Pacific Treatment Associates, Domestic Violence Intake Packet, no date. Sex Offender Intake Packet, no date. Santa Cruz County, Domestic Violence Report, no date. Scotts Valley Police Department, Domestic Violence Report Data Collection Form, March 10, Grant Application Lee, Bob, District Attorney, Application for Office of Emergency Services, Law Enforcement and Victim Services Grant, October 18, Interviews Representatives from: Battered Women s Task Force. Capitola Police Department. County Administrative Office. Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, City of Santa Cruz. Community Foundation. District Attorney s Office. Domestic Violence Commission. Family Matters. Family Law Facilitator. Familia Center. Fenix Outpatient Services, Hermanas Recovery Program. Men Overcoming Abusive Behavior (MOAB). Pacific Treatment Associates. Probation Department. Santa Cruz Police Department, City of. Sheriff-Coroner s Office, Santa Cruz County. Scotts Valley Police Department. Simply Your Best. United Way. Walnut Avenue Women s Center. Watsonville Police Department Women s Crisis Support-Defensa de Mujeres. Meetings Attended City Council, City of Santa Cruz, April 25, Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, City of Santa Cruz, December 7, January 4, March 1, April 5, Page 4-68 Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County:

3 May 3, June 7, Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, City of Santa Cruz and the City of Santa Cruz Public Safety Commission (joint meeting), May Domestic Violence Commission, County of Santa Cruz, January 11, February 8, March 8, May 10, Meeting Agendas/Minutes City Council, Santa Cruz, Item 23 (CM253), April 25, Item , Annual Report from Commission for Prevention of Violence Against Women, July 28, Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, December 7, Domestic Violence Commission, Santa Cruz County, Agendas January 10, February 14, March 14, April 11, May 9, June 13, August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, January 9, March 13, April 10, Executive/Agenda Review Committee Agenda January 3, 200l. January 29, March 5, April 4, April 25, July 25, September 5, November 27, May 8, June 12, November 13, April 9, May 14, June 11, August 13, October 8, November 12, January 14, February 11, February 8, December 17, January 16, February 8, March 4, April 2, June 4, July 29, November 7, Executive/Agenda Review Committee Minutes October 1, November 27, Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County: Page 4-69

4 December 17, January 16, Minutes January 10, February 14, March 14, April 11, May 9, June 13, August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, January 9, March 13, April 10, May 8, August 14, September 11, October 9, January 8, March 12, April 9, May 14, No meetings July December July December July December February 8, April 2, June 11, August 13, September 10, October 8, November 12, January 14, February 11, March 10, May 13, June 9, September 8, October 8, January 12, February 9, 2005 March 9, June 8, September 14, October 12, November 9, January 11, April, August November 10, 2004 (awards banquet). December Memorandum Attorney General, State of California, Santa Cruz Restraining Order Data, April Chief of Police, Santa Cruz City Police Dept., CPVAW Presentation, April 24, CPVAW, Response to SCPD Memo, June 15, Newsletters/Newspapers Koht, Peter, Good Times, Unwelcome Trends, May 25-31, Los Angeles Daily Journal, Seeking Help for Nontraditional Victims of Domestic Violence, February 23, Register Pajaronian, Report: Serious flaws with state s restraining order law, March 20, Santa Cruz Sentinel Page 4-70 Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County:

5 6 Tips to Cope with Holiday Stress, October 17, City works to increase rape awareness, April 26, County nudges up in affordability, December 2, Domestic violence calls reach 300 in October, November 2, Domestic violence workers honored at Harvey West, October 20, New laws affect nonprofits, May 5, Nonprofit sector shaky, December 1, Nonprofits should build on existing expertise, no date. Police: Crime increase fueled by meth, March 18, Rape prevention comes to forefront, April 25, Report: State s restraining order laws riddled with alarming flaws, March 20, Senate passes violence against women act, October 17, Suspect faces life in knife attack on woman, July 29, Watsonville police specialist tracks sex offenders, March 18, Watsonville property crime up, violent crime down in 2005, no date. Web site raises sexual assault awareness, April 22, Women s Crisis Support-Defensa de Mujeres, Networking to Ensure Women s Safety (NEWS), Why I do this work, April Protocols Santa Cruz County, Law Enforcement Chief s Association, Domestic Violence Protocol, May Santa Cruz County Sheriff-Coroner, Sexual Assault Investigations, Policy Number 2.N.820 O.66, Sex Offenders/Notifications and Disclosures, Policy Number O-69, Scotts Valley Police Department, Domestic Violence Protocol, March 1, Reports Applied Survey Research, 2005 Santa Cruz County Homeless Census and Survey, The Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women: Report on Rape and Sexual Assault, presentation to the Santa Cruz City Council, April 25, California Department of Justice, Crime and Delinquency in California, Criminal Statistics Reporting Requirements, February California Women s Law Center, Murder at Home: An Examination of Legal and Community Responses to Intimate Partner Femicide in California, Summary of Findings and Recommendations, November Capitola Police, Yearly Crime Statistics, Comparison , no date. Commission on Domestic Violence, Santa Cruz County Retreat Final Report, February Report to the Community, Report to the Community Report to the Community 2005, Probation Draft Section, March 31, Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County: Page 4-71

6 Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County, 2005 Santa Cruz County Nonprofit Landscape Study, Executive Summary, Santa Cruz, California, Lockyer, Bill, California State Attorney General, Keeping the Promise Victim Safety, June San Mateo Grand Jury, Report on Sexual Assault Protocols, San Mateo, California, Santa Clara Grand Jury, Report on Domestic Violence, Santa Clara, California, Santa Cruz County Grand Jury, A Study of Domestic Violence and the Probation System for Domestic Violence Offenders in Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, California, Santa Cruz Police Department, Domestic Violence-Related Calls for Assistance, , (submitted to California Department of Justice). Domestic Violence-Related Calls, , (submitted to Commission on the Prevention of Violence Against Women). DVC Questionnaires, Agency Data, , (submitted to the Commission on Domestic Violence). United Way of Santa Cruz County, Community Assessment Project, Comprehensive Report, Santa Cruz, Site Visits Walnut Avenue Women s Center, March 30, Women s Crisis Support-Defensa de Mujeres, February 10, Statutes California Evidence Code, Section , Domestic Violence Counseling, California Family Code, Section , Domestic Violence Restraining Order System, Section , Domestic Violence Restraining Order, California Penal Code, Section 273.5, Domestic Violence. Section 273.5(a), Domestic Violence. Section , Domestic Violence Reporting, Section , Domestic Violence Training, Page 4-72 Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County:

7 Section , Domestic Violence Policies and Standards, Section , Domestic Violence Records, Section , Domestic Violence Reporting, Section , Domestic Violence, Section , Domestic Violence Task Force, California Welfare and Institutions Code, Section , Domestic Violence Services Funding, Survivor Questionnaires Women s Crisis Support-Defensa de Mujeres, Battered Women s Task Force. Websites California Institute on Human Services, Sonoma State University, Probation Project, Batterer Program Approval Forms, no date. California Criminal Lawyer California Penal Code , Community Public Health Services, Domestic Violence Protocol, no date. Complete Bill History, AB 998, Reporting Sexual Assaults, Criminal Justice Statistics Center (CJSC), Review of Domestic Violence Statistics, Domestic Violence Commission, Agendas, Minutes, Bylaws, March 8, Enarson, Elaine, Does Domestic Violence Increase After Disaster? Familia Center, Customer Satisfaction Surveys, 2002, 2004, Family Violence Prevention Fund, Nation Domestic Violence Awareness Month Activities, September 28, Human Care Alliance, Mission Statement, no date. Legislative Counsel, State of California, Official California Legislative Information, Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, Herstory of Domestic Violence, San Francisco Emergency Medical Services Section, Protocol #P-50, f, no date. Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County: Page 4-73

8 San Francisco Medical Society: Current News, Domestic Violence: A Practical Approach for Clinicians, San Francisco Medical Society, no date. San Francisco Police Department, Personal Crimes, Sexual Assault, no date. San Francisco Women Against Rape, Sexual Assault Community Resources for Adults in San Francisco, no date. Santa Cruz, City of, Department Summary, City Manager, Santa Cruz, City of, Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, no date. Santa Cruz County Codes, Chapter 2.118, Domestic Violence Commission. Chapter 2.38 Boards, Commissions, Committees and Department Advisory Groups Generally. Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency, Public Health Department, Domestic Violence Guide, Santa Cruz County Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center, The Diversity Center, no date. Sheriff-Coroner s Office, Santa Cruz County, Crime Statistics, Domestic Violence Unit, Simply Your Best, no date. Watsonville Police Department, Watsonville Police Department Divisions, Page 4-74 Domestic Violence in Santa Cruz County: