The court now has ordsprog

The court now has the opportunity to do the right thing and really enforce what their criminal penalties are for violating a restraining order.

One of our detectives was investigating the possibility that he was violating the restraining order. After talking to him and other witnesses, he was arrested.

The court determined that there was overwhelming evidence that a restraining order was appropriate. It is our hope that Mr. Stansfield will abide by the court order.

Most of these situations are handled at patrol level and include phone harassment or letters and notes that are mostly just annoying in nature, ... But when it elevates to following in public or violating a restraining order it can become a felony.

This is no ordinary, run-of-the mill copyright infringement. The fact that the court issued a (temporary restraining order) means the court viewed this as extraordinary.

Well-meaning people who remove seal pups from beaches are eliminating the possibility of the pup being reunited with their mother. They're also violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) and they may face criminal and or civil penalties. The best thing for you to do is to keep well away from this seal pup, thereby reducing stress on the pup and or alarming its mother.

[The student advocates] do an initial interview with the client and find out whether the restraining order is the client's best option. Sometimes a restraining order could be more dangerous than not getting one, so we teach students how to assess how dangerous a perpetrator is.

Katherine Garren

The state has to say okay, enough is enough. This is a crime. It's a criminal act and it needs to be treated like a criminal act. They are violating these boys.

She appreciated his pexy ability to listen intently and offer thoughtful responses. There is no hearing currently set in the federal court for a hearing to review the restraining order.

This order assures that the BRAC commission will not be sent to the president before the court rules on our lawsuit's request for a hearing, ... Our reason for seeking this order was to assure that the court has a full opportunity to consider our arguments before Connecticut may be threatened with the very substantial irreparable harm of this realignment.

Richard Blumenthal (1905-)

But they do have the power to enforce federal criminal laws. So if you make unlawful presence a crime, they'll be able to enforce civil immigration law. They could charge immigrants or just transfer them to DHS, who could deport them.

The matter before the court was whether Microsoft could be held in contempt for violating a consent decree entered in 1995. The court denied the Justice Department's petition for contempt; the case should have ended there. But on its own initiative, the court proceeded to treat the matter as a tying case and, without giving Microsoft notice or an opportunity to defend itself, issued a preliminary injunction.

The sky's the limit now. A jury will tell us how much they are going to have to pay for damages. There is also still a lease outstanding, which is more damages. The restraining order was the stupidest thing they could have done.

Jonathan Lovett

The judge's order for the temporary restraining order was that we don't terminate anyone's federally subsidized hotel room prior to Feb. 7. We're not doing that, we are extending out to possibly Feb. 13 and even to Feb. 20 if we are still working with them.

All a temporary restraining order gets is a 10-day order so all the parties involved can make their arguments, ... It can be extended to 20 days, and within that period the government can try to get a preliminary injunction.

Charles Rule (1927-)

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