New Jersey A2087 mandates law enforcement officers to assess domestic violence victims for risk of serious harm and provide assistance to those at.

New Jersey A2087 requires law enforcement officers to conduct a domestic violence danger assessment for victims, using an approved instrument. The assessment must include details of recent acts of violence, injuries sustained, and weapon use. If the assessment indicates a high risk of serious bodily injury or death, officers must notify the victim and facilitate access to services. The bill also mandates training for law enforcement, judges, and prosecutors on domestic violence dynamics, risk factors, and safety planning.

New Jersey A2087 mandates law enforcement officers to assess domestic violence victims for risk of serious harm and provide assistance to those at.

New Jersey A2087 requires law enforcement officers to conduct a domestic violence danger assessment for victims, using an approved instrument. The assessment must include details of recent acts of violence, injuries sustained, and weapon use. If the assessment indicates a high risk of serious bodily injury or death, officers must notify the victim and facilitate access to services. The bill also mandates training for law enforcement, judges, and prosecutors on domestic violence dynamics, risk factors, and safety planning.