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Domestic violence victims who appear to be extending an olive branch to an abuser need support, not shaming.

Sheriff Sam Craft of the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Office announces recent arrests made by VPSO.

As shelters begin getting more domestic violence calls around the holidays, a new North Carolina law could help protect victims.

District Judge David Counts, who serves in the western district of Texas, ruled it was unconstitutional to take gun rights away from people under a protective order.

The 23rd Judicial District Attorneys Office, which includes the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, and St. James, reported guilty pleas during the week of Sept. 26-30.

The 23rd Judicial District Attorneys Office, which includes the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, and St. James, reported guilty pleas during the week of Sept. 5-9.

A 6-year-old boy was found dead in the trunk of his mother's car in Minnesota, less than two weeks after he was awarded full custody of the boy.

In early April, the California Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve Senate Bill 1149, introduced in February by state senator Connie M. Leyva (D-Chino), termed the “Public Right...

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The suspect in the shooting at an Oklahoma hospital had a history of domestic violence.