Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
Violation of no contact / protective order
My x-boyfriend is in jail for repeated assults against me. Last week he was sentenced to 18 years in jail and a no contact order was issued by the judge. The judge said any contact would be considered retaliation. I am already getting letters from him. What should I do? Does he face additional penalties if I turn this in?
Asked on 6/28/09, 8:27 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Tuthill
Law Office of Robert H. Tuthill
Re: Violation of no contact / protective order
contact the district attorneys office. And yes, he may face additional penalties.
Answered on 6/29/09, 12:14 pm
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