Domestic Violence - How to Prove Coercive Control in Court! Amended FC 6320 -- CA Lawyers

For lawyers who need to achieve protection for their domestic violence clients with a Disturbing the Peace case,* California Statute Family Code 6320, amended in 2021, finally expressly addresses "Coercive Control" of a victim. We are now better able to bring evidence to court that a pattern of behavior by the accused is unreasonably interfering with the victim’s mental and emotional health. This short video gives you a **5-part checklist** to give you more success on "coercive control" cases in court!

Although this video relates specifically to California law, the checklist is useful for disturbing-the-peace cases in other jurisdictions.

* For those who are representing a wrongly-accused person, this video briefly mentions a 2-part emphasis the lawyer should take to help the court rule in favor of the accused.

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If you are self-represented, please contact your local domestic violence clinic and the self-help window at your local courthouse for more help on disturbing the peace and other types of domestic violence.

Timecodes for the 5-Part Checklist:
00:00 Beginning
00:32 Introduction to FC 6320
1:43 (1) Bring External Evidence of Pattern of Abuse
02:27 Representing the Accused (2 points)
03:25 (2) Demonstrate Interference With Free Will, Personal Liberty (5 points)
05:11 (3) Demonstrate Who Committed Abuse (2 points)
05:27 (4) Prove Past Methods of Coercive Control ( 2 sections)
06:14 (5) Seek Necessary Remedies

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