Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

if your domestic violence restraining order has been modified for 2 months can the victim show you had contact before the modification be immiscible once the judge sentenced you


Asked on 10/15/11, 11:06 pm

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Daniel Martin Law Office of Daniel K Martin

Assuming that you mean admissible not immiscible, the victim can show that you contacted him or him by showing a police report, a probation report or some other form of evidence that proves that there was contact.

I am not sure what you mean when you say modified because it can be modified in thousands of different ways and I do not know what the original order said. (Just so you know every domestic violence restraining order is not the same, many judges have their own standard terms, however they can vary from case to case and certainly from judge to judge.) When you say a 'domestic violence restraining order' has been modified, it is impossible to say what the original order was and how it was modified.

I would be happy to add additional information if you can specify the exact order and how it was modified.

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Answered on 10/16/11, 12:02 am


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