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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 20, 2023 UPSTATE AGENCIES PARTNER
H.R. 7132, the “Safe Connections Act of 2022,” which requires
The victim should immediately contact law enforcement. There are legal
Victims of violent crimes, parents of minor victims, and witnesses
These are recommended safety planning steps. These recommendations may not
Steps for Domestic Violence Safety Plan Before Separation Immediately change
Limit emails, texts, and social media that you would not
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