Which of the following actions constitutes Domestic Violence?

The action that constitutes Domestic Violence is one that involves physical harm or threats of harm against an individual who is in a close personal relationship with the perpetrator. Homicide or assault inflicted on a protected person directly falls under this category, as domestic violence laws are designed to protect individuals from serious physical abuse and threats in their relationships.

The legal definition of domestic violence includes various forms of physical harm, and actions such as assault or homicide are severe violations of those laws. These acts not only cause physical injury but also create a climate of fear and can have lasting psychological effects on the victims.

Arguments or disagreements, on the other hand, do not typically meet the threshold for domestic violence unless they escalate into threats or physical confrontations. Therefore, it's the nature of the action—specifically involving physical harm or the threat thereof—that categorically distinguishes the correct answer from other options, which may represent relationship conflicts but do not involve violence or abuse.