Choose any kind of crime and provide a brief explanation for it, through the lens of each point on the "square of crime". Explain how the "rate" of that particular crime might be affected by changes at any point on the square of crime.

Intimate partner Violence is a sexual abuse crime that is rarely known by the community. It is a domestic violence that involve emotional, physical, sexual abuse and coercion. It has become a global concern where women and girls meet premature death and morbidity. The rate is about a third of women reporting the case of intimate partner violence. When examining the crime with the lance of the square crime, we focus on the State, the Offender, the victim and the public. When one of the element is altered, the rate of crime may increase or reduce depending on the definition of shift.
The state is an agent of social restriction which decides what is defined as crime, what is criminal and what is not criminal. Since the Intimate partner violence is not a well-known focus of the crime, the state's participation in the inclusion in the policing will and increase the number of investigation elated to crime will reduced the occurrence of the crime. When the state fail to set more concerns in the crime, the crime will increase at great levels.
The offender sometimes are forced into situation due to mental illness or drug influence. When they reduce the use of drugs and doing more research finding other factors of motivation will aid in reducing the rate of crime from happening. The vice versa will happen when there is no concern in investigating the motivating factors of crime and helping reduce it.
The public is also vital area of analyzing when it comes to occurrence of crime. The social constriction such as being stigmatized by the society may force the offender engage in unexpected manner. The rate of stigmatization increases the rate of intimate partner violence while the rate of crime reduces with low stigmatization.
The victims are very essential parts of the square crime. They decide who is the guilty. It is very vital to consider what made the victim vulnerable to the crime. Sometimes victims such as women develop a poor relationship with their partner making them vulnerable hence increasing the crime rate.