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Laws current as of August 16, 2024

What protections can I get in a protection order against stalking and/or threats?

In both an ex parte temporary order and a final order, the judge can order:

  • the abuser to not harass or stalk you;
  • the abuser to not contact you or another protected person named in your order; and
  • anything else the judge thinks is necessary, which can include an order that the abuser must stay a distance of up to 1,500 feet away from you or another protected person in your order.1

1 I.C. §§ 18-7907(4); 18-7908(2)

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