According to the book description of Domestic Violence Survival Guide, “A thought-provoking, option-packed guide on how to Recognize, Prevent, Terminate and Survive an encounter with Relationship Abuse and Domestic Violence. Contains a new and unique approach to an old and confounding problem and is packed with positive, time-tested tactics and new strategies for survival. This Guide offers a crash course on self-preservation. A Must-Have for: Victims of abuse and their loved ones, Criminal justice personnel, social service workers, and all those who may be called upon to act as counselors.

The Table of Contents consists of: Part One: RELATIONSHIPS - After an informative Orientation, you'll be given a helpful lesson on the Recognition of abusive tendencies in both new and established relationships, followed by a concise discourse on Prevention techniques. Part Two: ABUSE BEGINS - For those persons beyond the benefits of early recognition and prevention, we shall focus on Victimization, along with civil and criminal Legislation and the Origination of procedural issues relating to the court system. Part Three: HELP AVAILABLE - At a certain point in an abusive relationship, Protection is required, Intervention becomes necessary, and Representation is advisable. Part Four: HELP ARRIVES - In serious or persistent cases of abuse, a police investigation may result in the Apprehension of the abuser and Prosecution through the court. We'll guide you through the ``system.'' Part Five: TIME FOR CLOSURE - Chapters on Diversion, Incarceration and Rehabilitation reveal how the 'system' can benefit the abused and the abuser by ending the violence. Part Six: TURNING POINT - Conciliation may be an option in limited cases. We'll explain. Termination, and its stay-go dilemma, is discussed in careful detail. Recuperation, our concluding chapter, can be your gateway to ultimate survival.”

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From the History of the New York City Police Department 

In August of this year the city was divided into three police districts, as follows: First District--To begin at the ferry stirs at the lower end of Cortland Street, thence to Broadway, thence to Chatham, to the Brick meeting, down Beekman to Pearl, to the head of Peck Slip, to East River. Second District--To begin at the east side of Peck Slip, to run up East river to Bullock Street, to Bowery lane, thence through William Street to Broadway, down to the Arch Bridge to the place of intended canal; up the line of the canal to head of same; to Cross Street, to Tryon Row, to Chatham Street, to the Brick meeting, thence down the line of the First District to the place of the beginning. Third District--To begin at the place of beginning of the First, to continue by the line of the same to the Brick meeting, tot he line of the Second District, to William Street, thence in a direct line to the outlet of the meadow of Anthony Lispenard, into the North River; thence down said river to the first place of beginning. The committee reported that the most proper place forth erection of a watch-house for the third District "appears to be on a certain gore of ground owned by this Board at the intersection of Hudson, Barley and Duane Streets, sufficient for the same and probably of small value for any other particular purpose."