Personal Protection Order
of Case No.
IT IS ORDERED:
6. (continued)
f. interfering with petitioner’s efforts to remove his/her children/personal property from premises solely owned/leased by
respondent.
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Name
g. threatening to kill or physically injure .
h. interfering with petitioner at his/her place of employment or education or engaging in conduct that impairs his/her
employment or educational relationship or environment.
i. having access to information in records concerning a minor child of petitioner and respondent that will reveal petitioner's
address, telephone number, or employment address or that will reveal the child's address or telephone number.
j. intentionally causing petitioner mental distress or exerting control over petitioner by:
injuring, killing, torturing, or neglecting, or threatening to injure, kill, torture, or neglect any animal in which petitioner
has an ownership interest.
removing any animal from his/her possession in which petitioner has an ownership interest.
retaining or obtaining possession of any animal in which petitioner has an ownership interest.
** k. purchasing or possessing a firearm.
l. other:
7. As a result of this order, federal and/or state law may prohibit you from possessing or purchasing ammunition or a firearm.
8. Violation of this order subjects respondent to immediate arrest and to the civil and criminal contempt powers of the court. If
found guilty, respondent shall be imprisoned for not more than 90 days and may be fined not more than $5,000 (Under
Ordinance # 04-400-04 Sec. 9.06)
9. This order is effective when signed, enforceable immediately, and remains in effect until .
This order is enforceable anywhere in this state by any law enforcement agency when signed
by a judge, and upon service,
may also be enforced by another state, another Indian tribe, or a territory of the United States. If respondent violates this
order in a jurisdiction other than this state, respondent is subject to enforcement and penalties of the state, Indian tribe, or
United States territory under whose jurisdiction the violation occurred.
10.
Name of law enforcement agency
The court clerk shall file this order with who will enter it into the LEIN.
11. Respondent may file a motion to modify or terminate this order. For ex parte orders, the motion must be filed within 14
days after being served with or receiving actual notice of the order. Forms and instructions are available from the clerk of court.
12. A motion to extend the order must be filed 3 days before the expiration date in item 9 or a new petition must be filed.
Date and time issued Judge
Little River Band Department of Public Safety