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updated 4 questions in Oklahoma RO section in English

November 2019

Based on 2019 additions to the law, in our Oklahoma Restraining Orders section, we updated the information in four questions, including What are the reasons (grounds) for getting a protective order?  We also updated What types of protective orders are available? How long do they last? to reflect that an emergency temporary order of protection can now last for up to 14 days instead of just until the next date that the court is open. All changes in English.

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