Interviewing domestic violence victim, law homework help

How might an interview with a domestic violence victim differ in
method from an interview with an accused batterer, based on the
following scenario?

A neighbor calls the police because the people next door are having a loud argument and she is concerned for the woman’s safety.
The officers arrive and enter the house after knocking. There are
broken dishes and the couple is struggling with each other. The woman
is taken into the kitchen and the man taken outside. The woman shows the
officer scratches on her arm and the marks around her neck—hidden by
her sweater—which she says resulted from when he tried to choke her.
The officer explains to the woman that under the mandatory arrest
law, the man must be arrested because there is probable cause that a
domestic violence crime has occurred. The officer asks the women if she
wants to leave for a safer place. The woman says she is fine as long as
he goes to jail. The officer assured her that the man will go to jail
and will not be released until after the court hearing next day at
14:00. The officer explains the process by which she can get a family
abuse restraining order and encourages the woman to follow through with
prosecution (Butzer, Bronfman, & Stipak, 1996, para. 3).

Construct 10 interview questions for both the victim and the batterer
that you feel will best capture the information you need to continue
investigating the case.