The legal definition of domestic violence in Arizona gives dozens of qualifying crimes against someone with whom the aggressor has a protected relationship. It may constitute domestic violence to threaten, intimidate, assault, batter, endanger, kidnap, harass, stalk, photograph, offend or even annoy someone if you and that person have a protected relationship under state law. Other crimes could also count as domestic violence, including disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, cruelty to animals, crimes against children and homicide.