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First off, I understand that this is a hypothetical situation but there are real women out there who have or are struggling from these type of situations. Next, I believe that Michelle should have the right to reasonable protection and safety for her and her child. However, I am aware that this right is mainly for victims that are going to trail for their own abusive situations. But why not include women and child who just ran away from an abusive home. They need a place to be safe and not feel like their significant other is going to find them and punish them more for running away. Also, Michelle should have the right to compensation. She just left everything behind in order to get to a harmless place so why should she have to be punished
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