A campus security agency is not responsible for authoritatively determining whether a crime has been committed – that is the function of law enforcement personnel. A campus security agency should not attempt to arrest the alleged perpetrator. This, too, is the responsibility of law enforcement authorities. It is also not the responsibility of a CSO to convince a victim to contact law enforcement if they do not. Family violence: The term „family violence“ includes violent crime offences committed by a current or former spouse of the victim, by a person with whom the victim has a common child, by a person who lives with the victim or has lived together as a spouse, by a person who, under the domestic or family violence laws of the jurisdiction, who receives a subsidy, is similar to a spouse of the victim. or by another person against an adult or juvenile victim who is protected from that person`s actions under the domestic violence laws of the jurisdiction. Gender identity. A preformed negative opinion or attitude towards a person or group of people because of their real or perceived gender identity, such as prejudice against transgender or gender-incompatible people. Gender non-conforming describes a person who does not meet society`s gender expectations, such as a woman wearing traditionally masculine clothing or a man wearing makeup.

If you do not have all the information, please indicate what you have. Dating violence: The term „dating violence“ refers to violence committed by a person – (A) who is or has been in a romantic or intimate social relationship with the victim; and (B) where the existence of such a relationship is determined on the basis of consideration of the following factors:(i) the duration of the relationship; (ii) the nature of the relationship; iii) The frequency of interactions between persons involved in the C.G.S. relationship. Section 46b-38a – Prevention and Response to Family Violence – states that „domestic violence means an incident involving bodily harm, assault or threat of violence that constitutes fear of imminent bodily harm, assault or assault, including, but not limited to, criminal harassment or systematic threat, between family or household members. Verbal abuse or quarrels do not constitute domestic violence unless there is a present danger and likelihood of physical abuse. Under Clery`s Law, a crime is „reported“ when it is brought to the attention of a campus security agency or local law enforcement agency by a victim, witness, other third party, or even the perpetrator. It does not matter whether the people involved in the crime or who report it are affiliated with the university or not. Vandalism: destroying, injuring, disfiguring, degrading, degrading, intentionally or maliciously public or private property, without the consent of the owner or person having custody or control thereof, by cutting, tearing, breaking markings, painting, drawing, covering with earth or by other means required by local law. Campus Security Authority (CSA) training is an annual requirement. Those who are fully or partially responsible for campus security are identified as CSAs by their department heads. Persons responsible for student and campus activities and other persons responsible for their role at the University may also be classified as CSAs under the Clerk Act; This means that they have specific obligations to report criminal offences under the law.

If the reported crime was committed in good faith, that is, there is reasonable cause to believe that the information is not a rumour or hearsay, the offence must be reported to Clery. CSOs must collect information about the incident when interacting with the reporting party that provides sufficient detail to properly classify the incident. This means that the CSA must document the reporting party`s responses or lack thereof. Information identifying the reporting party should only be included in the notification form if the reporting party is willing to provide it. CSWs should not investigate the crime or attempt to determine whether a crime actually took place. In case of doubt, a report form must be completed and submitted! Criminal harassment: The term „stalking“ refers to behaviour directed against a specific person that would cause a reasonable person (A) to fear for his or her safety or that of others; or (B) suffer significant emotional distress.