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Northern Irelandâs Shocking Domestic Violence Statistics. 15th January 2015 11:09 am | MKB Law | MKB Law News | No comments yet. Definition of Domestic Violence: Domestic Violence is defined as violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving violent abuse by a partner or spouse. In 2011 the PSNI reported that they were responding to a case of domestic violence every 23 minutes. 2  The police must attend to an average of 60 domestic cases per day in Northern Ireland. 3  The cost of domestic violence to Northern Ireland is up to Â£180 million per year.
Domestic violence and domestic assault are criminal charges that include threats and physical abuse between spouses, parent and adult child, siblings or anyone else with a close family relationship. Most states use the term child abuse to describe violence inflicted on a child by an adult. The terms domestic violence and domestic assault can also mean different thing depending on your stateâs laws. Difference Between Domestic Violence and Domestic Assault Domestic violence is a blanket term that describes threats or violent acts such as punching, shoving or kicking between two people who are related or who are involved in an intimate relationship with one another.