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  • Gender Studies

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  • Civil orders of protection (OPs) are victim-initiated legal tools for intimate partner violence, requiring a written narrative for judicial decision-making.
  • Historically viewed as empowering, the OP process can be disempowering due to variations in narrative quality and potential judicial bias.
  • OPs are crucial for mothers seeking protection related to child custody and visitation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the relationship between violence risk, narrative writing quality, and the granting of emergency civil orders of protection (OPs).
  • To explore how factors like readability and structure in survivor narratives influence judicial decisions in intimate partner violence cases.

Main Methods:

  • Logistic regression analysis was employed.
  • A sample of 90 petitions for emergency OPs filed by women with minor children in a Midwest county was analyzed.
  • Key variables included violence severity, writing quality (readability, linear structure, appearance), legal representation, and mention of other cases/orders.

Main Results:

  • Violence severity was positively associated with securing an OP, but this association lost significance when writing quality was considered.
  • Greater narrative readability was significantly associated with a higher likelihood of being granted an OP.
  • Narrative linear structure and appearance were not significantly related to OP outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • The written narrative requirement in the civil order of protection process may disempower survivors, with writing quality potentially overshadowing violence severity.
  • Judicial implicit biases may influence decision-making, as narrative readability appears to be a critical factor in granting OPs.
  • Further research is needed to understand how the OP process and judicial biases impact survivors of intimate partner violence.