031 United States v. Daddario

It's a tale as old as time: boy meets girl, boy beats girl. One in four women experience domestic or intimate partner violence, but it's a statistic that may be a little misleading. It certainly doesn't mean that one in four men commit domestic violence. 

Staff Sergeant Daddario, for instance, got violent with at least three women in under a year.

I relied on the AFCCA opinion and brief.

I referenced information from Hill Air Force Base, Diesel Tech Magazine, CAWC.org, the VA's mental health website, the Rules for Courts-Martial, and Alliance For Hope.

For more information on intimate partner violence, I urge you to explore Alliance For Hope and their Family Justice Center Alliance. If you need help finding shelter in your area, please visit DomesticShelters.org. Last, but not least, many law schools and courthouses offer free legal assistance for people seeking protective restraining orders.

 

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