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Restraining Orders Do you need a restraining order? If you - the complainant, are threatened, harassed or intimidated and you are concerned that it will continue, then you can apply to have a restraining order taken out against the person concerned - the defendant. How to apply for a restraining order An application can be made to a police officer or a solicitor. If the police attend your home as a result of an incident and certain criteria is satisfied an application can be requested to the attending police. Applications can also be made at any police station. The police will obtain a signed statement from you and give further advice on the process involved including:
Important points The police will tell you when the restraining order has been served, however, if you are worried you can contact your local police station at any time. You will need to provide your full name, date of birth and the relating court file number at the time of your enquiry. It is an offence for the person to do any of the things the order says they must not do. This is called 'breaching' the order. You should tell the police if the person does any of these things.
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