Domestic Violence Definition
An assault, battery, or attempted assault or battery between two individuals who have a close relationship. Typically, the relationship must be such that the individuals dates, are family, lived together, or have children in common. Neither physical contact nor an injury is necessary for a domestic violence conviction.
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