You don't want to be abused, but you also don't want to see your spouse get into legal trouble. Many battered spouses feel the same need to protect their abuser. You may be wondering whether you, the victim, can drop the charges. The answer is no. Once the police or the State Prosecutor's Office has issued a charge of domestic violence, the victim has no authority to drop the charges.
The vocal ligament is the medial edge of the vocalis muscle. During a strong inspiration, the vocal folds are pulled farther apart to widen the opening into the trachea. During swallowing, the vocal folds are pulled together to protect the trachea. During phonation, the vocal folds are pulled together and airflow causes them to vibrate and make a sound; the pitch of this sound can be changed by varying the tension on the vocal ligaments.
This gelatinous layer allows the mucosal cover of the vocal folds to vibrate over the âbodyâ of the vocal folds (vocal ligament and muscle). When this layer is compromised, the vocal folds cannot vibrate appropriately, and the lining, or mucosal cover, of the vocal folds may scar to the underlying vocal ligament.