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What is considered a violation of a restraining or protective order?

April 26, 2017Protective restraining violation

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What is considered a violation of a restraining or protective order?

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You may be charged with violating a protection or restraining order if the order does one of the following: • Excludes and/or evicts you from the household, • Directs you to stay away from the home, work, or school of the victim, • Restrains you from approaching a certain distance of the victim, and/or • Restrains you from any kind of specific contact with the victim.