Scenarios: A Case Study

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SW: How was your relationship with your ex- girlfriend?

VC: We had a normal relationship. We were together from 2014 to 2016.

SW: What kinds of things you guys did that made the relationship normal?

VC: We went out; spend time together and other things.

SW: Okay. How many domestic violence incidents do you have involving her?

VC: Two

SW: Can you elaborate on the most recent one first.

VC: We went out that night to dinner and then to the bar. We were having a great time. I had a couple of drinks and started dancing with her.

VC: The next morning I woke up in her car and she had been pulled over by the police. When I woke up she told me I needed to get out of her car.

VC: I got upset and told her that I was not going to get out the

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