When the Family Violence Act was enacted, the Guam Legislature took into account these situations and included provisions to ensure that child victims were afforded the same type of safety and protection that adult victims had. The act clearly expresses that, "children should not be exposed to family violence because even when they are not themselves physically assaulted, they suffer deep and lasting emotional effects from the exposure to family violence...
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The act clearly expresses that, "children should not be exposed to family violence because even when they are not themselves physically assaulted, they suffer deep and lasting emotional effects from the exposure to family violence." The realization that a child becomes a victim of family violence when that child witnesses acts of abuse to one parent by the other is important...
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