Many police departments formalized responses to domestic violence after the Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment. A common policy required officers to arrest perpetrators of violence or, at the very least, made an arrest the presumptive response. In light of findings from replications studies specifically noting the detrimental effects of arresting unemployed perpetrators of domestic violence, would it be possible to formalize differential responses? In other words, would it be appropriate for such policies to mandate the arrest of employed suspects but remain silent or even mandate no arrest for unemployed suspects? Explain.