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The document outlines the process and requirements for obtaining a restraining order for elder or dependent adult abuse in California. It includes sections for identifying the protected person, the restrained person, and any additional protected individuals. The order specifies personal conduct restrictions, stay-away orders, counseling requirements, and firearm prohibitions. It also details the enforcement procedures for law enforcement agencies and the consequences of violating the order.

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Does Clets restraining order show up on background check?

How to Win a Restraining Order Court Hearing Properly Organize the Evidence. Seasoned lawyers expertly organize evidence such as photos and text messages between you and the protected person to support your story. Prepare for the Restraining Order Hearing. Present Your Case at the Hearing. Gather Third-Party Witnesses.

What is the difference between clets and non clets?

Does A Restraining Order Show Up In A Record Check? Yes, in most situations. Most restraining orders are CLETS Orders. This means they are entered into the California criminal database, known as CLETS, California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System, often called a rap sheet.

What is a CLET restraining order?

CLETS stands for California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System. CLETS contains information about restraining orders as well as details about the names of the protected person and the restrained person. When a Restraining Order is not contained in CLETS, it is not enforceable by law enforcement.

How to win a restraining order hearing in California?

You are asking the court to protect you. The judge needs to know what your abuser has done and why you are afraid. Tell the court where and when the abuse happened. Show the judge the proof you brought.