Sen. Wyden Introduces Bill to Help Domestic Violence Victims Escape High-Tech Stalking
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While protecting victims is a popular goal, most bills introduced in the Senate never make it to a final vote. It will need support from both parties to move forward in a divided Congress.
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Survivors of domestic violence who have been trapped in abusive situations sometimes acquire criminal records as a result of their circumstances. By addressing the technology-based control that keeps victims tethered to abusers, the program could help more people escape situations that might otherwise lead to further entanglement with the justice system.
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Sen. Ron Wyden and Reps. Debbie Dingell and Zach Nunn reintroduced the Tech Safety for Victims of Domestic Violence Act. The bill authorizes a $2 million grant pilot program for up to 15 clinics to help survivors of domestic and sexual violence combat technology-enabled abuse and stalking.
The article discusses the 'Tech Safety for Victims of Domestic Violence' bill, noting it would create 15 tech-enabled abuse clinics under a DOJ pilot program. It highlights the challenges of regulating rapidly evolving technology used by abusers to monitor and harass victims.
This legal analysis covers the reintroduction of the Tech Safety for Victims of Domestic Violence Act by Reps. Eshoo and Lesko. It explains how the bill provides grant funding for clinics and specialized training to help organizations recognize and prevent technology-facilitated relationship violence.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Tech Safety for Victims of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Act
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