alcohol and intimate partner violence

Alcohol and Intimate Partner Violence: A Deadly Connection

Alcohol is a major factor in intimate partner violence, increasing aggression and impairing judgment. This article examines the evidence linking alcohol to IPV/DV, its devastating impact on families and children, and outlines court strategies and interventions that can reduce violence and promote recovery.
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texting while driving

“It Can Wait: Preventing Tragedy Behind the Wheel”

Texting while driving remains one of the deadliest habits on U.S. roads. This blog explores the tragic story of Angelina Holloway and shares crucial safety tips, including how drivers can change behavior for the sake of loved ones. Remember: no message is worth a life. It can wait.
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Crash reconstruction in court

Crash Reconstruction in Court: Why Judges Need Scientific Knowledge

By Guest Author: Professor John Kwasnoski Motor vehicle crash cases have become more and more technical with the evolution of so many forms of digital evidence and the prolific use of expert testimony in both civil and criminal cases. Computer animation and simulation are commonly offered into evidence, along with the digital data from cell

Alcohol Awareness Month

The facts are staggering; the tragedy enormous; the solution difficult.   Did you know that alcohol is the most commonly misused substance consumed in the United States?  Did you know that (AUD)? [1]   A substance use disorder (SUD) is defined as “a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive … seeking and use, despite harmful
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