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The document is an order from the Court of Washington regarding a petition to reopen a Temporary Sexual Assault Protection Order. It outlines the court's decision to either deny or grant the petition based on the respondent's appearance and evidence presented. The order emphasizes that the Temporary Sexual Assault Protection Order remains in effect and details the service requirements for notifying involved parties.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Washington Sexual Assault Protection Order in the editor.
Begin by entering the date of the original Temporary Sexual Assault Protection Order in the designated field. This is crucial for tracking your case.
In the section regarding the court's decision, select whether the petition to reopen is denied or granted. If granted, ensure to fill in the new hearing date and time.
Complete the service section by providing details about which law enforcement agency will serve the order and who will be served. Make sure to include names and addresses as required.
Finally, sign and date where indicated for both the judge/commissioner and respondent, confirming receipt of this order.

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What is the shortest jail sentence you can get?

They allow judges to sentence defendants to a minimum term but suspend the sentence, placing them on probation. However, if probation terms are violated, even for minor reasons like missing an appointment, the minimum prison term can be enforced.

How is sexual assault defined in WA?

Sexual assault occurs when a person is forced, pressured or tricked into sexual acts against their will or without their consent; gives consent as a result of intimidation or fraud; or is unable to give consent due to youth, mental incapacity or family connection. Offenders can be jailed for up to 20 years.

What are the 4 types of sexual misconduct?

Gross misdemeanor charges (364 days, $5000 max.), such as DUI, Fourth Degree Assault and Theft in the Third Degree, must be filed within 2 years of the date of the crime. The rules for Felonies are much more complex. The general rule is that a felony charge must be filed within 3 years after commission of the crime.

Are there mandatory minimum sentences?

Typically, mandatory minimums apply to gun and drug crimes and are based on only the type and weight of the drug involved or the possession or presence of a gun. Example: A person is convicted of selling 28 grams of . The mandatory sentence is 5 years in prison without parole.

How hard is it to win a sexual assault case?

As a victim of sexual assault or sexual abuse, you have the right to hold your abuser civilly liable for the harm they have caused. While these cases are not easy to win, they do require a lower burden of proof for a guilty verdict than a criminal case.

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What is the mandatory minimum sentence for sexual assault?

Sexual Assault (Offence) Sexual Assault Avail. Disp. Discharge (730)* Suspended Sentence (731(1)(a))* Fine (734)* Fine + Probation (731(1)(b))* Jail (718.3, 787) Jail + Probation (731(1)(b)) Jail + Fine (734) Conditional Sentence (742.1)* (* varies) Minimum 6 months incarceration (if 16 years)12 more rows