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domestic violence at and around umass
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- Between 2020 and 2024, over 11,000 domestic violence murder victims and 1.1 million additional victims reported by FBI.
- In Massachusetts, 60.9% of women experienced intimate partner violence.
- Jeffrey C. MacDonald, a UMass employee, charged with killing his wife; crime classified as domestic violence.
- Domestic violence often underreported, especially among marginalized communities.
- Restraining orders are a key legal tool but effectiveness limited if abusers do not comply.