Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Virginia
I was falsely accused of 2 counts of stalking Va. code. 18.2-60.3 reasonable fear of injury, assult, rape. By a crazy ex-girlfriend. The judge thrown all of the criminal charges out because it was bs. An protective order was issued stipulating only.
- No contact - direct or indirect - No texting. facebook. etc. No exceptions.
And a box was checked off: acts of stalking in violation of VA. code 18.2-60.3. I worked with this young lady so she pretty much defamed my character because I was dragged out of my place of work etc. I do not plan on having any contact with her however I do not want this on my record.
Shouldn't this have been dropped... since it was obtained because I was accused of stalking which I never did cuz the matter was dropped. I don't want her coming up to my job or trying to be re-hired and falsely accuse me of doing anything like she did the first time. And I'm only concerned because the order doesn't stipulate a distance. Does that mean just to stay away from her or just not talking to her (even though I shouldn't have that problem) I don't want her to come up to my job harrassing me or claiming that she is scared when she really wasn't.
By the way it was a situation in which she was cheating on another young man who was living out of state. She was lying on me to save face with this other idiot that she was cheating on. (she was a young lady with questionable morals) I want to put this non-sense behind me. What process would I need to go through to eliminate this.
1 Answer from Attorneys
You should consider hiring an attorney, if you have not done so already.
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