jlf1961
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ORIGINAL: MercTech I personally have objections to the 11.h restrictions because it is based on restricting rights based on an accusation with the accused not even being required to be informed instead of a conviction or judgement with legal representation present. A judge will not enter a protective order without proof of necessity, usually after the police have responded to a domestic dispute/ violence call or called to a hospital in response to a person coming in who has clearly been battered and suffered injury. Totally jurisdictional dependent. The low end is having one other person willing to day "Uhhuh, he sure did threaten 'em" and you have a court order. In this case, I would rather err on the side of caution, considering the number of times as a cop I got called on domestic violence calls. But it still requires a police or hospital report for the judge to sign the damn order.
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