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The most serious criminal charge for violation of a New York order of protection is aggravated criminal contempt. This is a class D felony in New York that could lead to seven years in prison and/or a criminal fine of $5,000.
The Pennsylvania legislature created protection from abuse orders to protect current or former intimate partners or family members from domestic violence. So, aside from a qualifying domestic relationship, an applicant for a PFA must also show an act of domestic violence occurred between the parties.
Can I get a restraining order against a neighbor? Pennsylvania does not have restraining orders. We do have protection from abuse orders (PFAs). These can be obtained on someone you reside with (household member), family member or a current or ex-intimate partner.
Yes, Pennsylvanias Protection from Abuse Acts Section 6105(e) creates a statewide registry known as the Protection from Abuse Database. Pennsylvania state and local police use lookups in that database to enforce PFA orders.
There are three distinct types of orders in Pennsylvania: PFAs (Protection From Abuse Orders), SVPOs (Sexual Violence Protection Orders), and PFIs (Protection From Intimidation Orders).
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The Rules Surrounding Ex Parte Protection Orders in Indiana Ind. Code 34-26-5-9 notes that the court may issue an ex parte order of protection only if domestic or family violence has occurred. An ex parte order is an emergency form of protection for those who believe their life is in imminent danger.
A Protection From Intimidation order, or PFI, is a little different because a PFI protects a minor from someone who is 18 or older who is harassing or stalking them who they do not have an intimate relationship with.

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