What must a peace officer provide to a victim after responding to a family violence call?

A peace officer is mandated to provide a written notice of the victim's legal rights after responding to a family violence call. This requirement exists to ensure that victims are informed about their rights and available resources under the law, allowing them to make informed decisions about their situation. This written notice typically includes information about the rights related to seeking protective orders, the availability of services, and other legal protections.

While personal contact information may be useful for ongoing communication, it is not a requirement. Similarly, providing details of the investigation or options for counseling may be beneficial, but these do not specifically fulfill the legal obligation placed on officers regarding victims of family violence. The focus on informing victims of their rights is critical in empowering them, promoting their safety, and ensuring they understand the legal resources available to help them.