Temporary Protective Orders is a legal intervention that belongs to the category of emergency judicial measures, specifically distinguished by its provisional nature and immediate enforceability, issued to protect an individual from harm or harassment before a full court hearing can be conducted.
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Protective order legislation: Trends in state statutes
Helen Eigenberg, Karen McGuffee, Phyllis E. Berry et al. · Journal of Criminal Justice · 2003 · 56 citations
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Outcomes Research Consortium
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