Domestic violence in family courts: What the data reveals about protection gaps

A custom illustration of an open hand making a stop gesture to block a clenched fist, symbolizing resistance against violence.

Every minute, an estimated 20 people in the United States experience intimate partner violence. That figure, drawn from a nationally representative dataset by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, translates to more than 10 million victims each year.

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