PROGRAM
PHILOSOPHY
A fundamental assumption of the Colorado
Domestic Violence Offender Management Board
Standards for Treatment of Court-Ordered
Domestic Violence Offenders is that domestic
violence is a crime and not the result of
or response to a failing relationship.
The safety of the community and the affected
victims is the first priority. Therefore,
the standards were designed to enhance victim
and community safety, contain offenders,
promote offender accountability, and provide
an opportunity for offenders to eliminate
violent behavior in all forms.
Additionally, the Board believes that in
order to contain domestic violence offenders,
there must be a coordinated community response
inclusive of the criminal justice system,
treatment providers, non-profit victim services,
and the local community.
PROGRAM REPORTS
Please select the SPOTLIGHT link to review
reports related to the DVOMB.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Office of Domestic Violence and Sex
Offender Management (ODVSOM) in the Division
of Criminal Justice, Colorado Department
of Public Safety administers the Domestic
Violence and Sex Offender Management Boards
and their respective legislatively mandated
work.
For sex offender information,
please see the Sex Offender Management section
of this site.
The Domestic Violence
Offender Management Board (DVOMB) was created
by the Colorado General Assembly in 2000.