Advocates say simple questionnaires could save domestic violence victims
Hilary Shaw, executive director of the Abbie Shelter, addresses a group assembled in Kalispell's Depot Park on Wednesday, May 26, 2021. Shaw and other domestic violence experts have long emphasized the need for police, courts and victim advocates to increase the use of lethality assessments — surveys based on years of research that help determine whether an abusive relationship might turn deadly. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Editor's note: This story is one in a series examining domestic violence in the Flathead Valley.
Domestic violence experts have long emphasized the need for police, courts and victim advocates to increase the use of lethality assessments — surveys based on years of research that help determine whether an abusive relationship might turn deadly...
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