andrewlily
New Member
Hello,
I have a Temporary Order of Protection against someone that claims that I sexually harassed and stocked them. I never sexually harassed or stocked this person. I only told her things I thought she wanted to hear and when she told me to stop, I did, however she called me back and re-engaged our conversation. Since the last time she told me to stop talking to her, I did. Since there is no evidence that I sexually harrassed or stocked this person, since such evidence does not exist, this order of protection should be removed. I wrote a letter to the judge saying this, that I'm gonna give the judge on the hearing date for the decision on whether to continue the order for a specific time, or have it be permanent. Is it legal to have this order in place in the first place and what is the best way I go about having this Temporary Order of Protection removed?
I have a Temporary Order of Protection against someone that claims that I sexually harassed and stocked them. I never sexually harassed or stocked this person. I only told her things I thought she wanted to hear and when she told me to stop, I did, however she called me back and re-engaged our conversation. Since the last time she told me to stop talking to her, I did. Since there is no evidence that I sexually harrassed or stocked this person, since such evidence does not exist, this order of protection should be removed. I wrote a letter to the judge saying this, that I'm gonna give the judge on the hearing date for the decision on whether to continue the order for a specific time, or have it be permanent. Is it legal to have this order in place in the first place and what is the best way I go about having this Temporary Order of Protection removed?
