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Emergency Order Of Protection CV-ORD2E - Illinois
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(815) 334 -4310 C ourt Ph. Emergency Court Nineteenth JUDICIA L CIRCUIT Order of Protection County McHenry State of ILLINOIS C ase No. PETITIONER First Middle Last Petitioners Address / Altern at ive Address: ( file st am p) And/or on behalf of other protected person(s) Child(ren) as noted o n page 6 , Part C of this order Other RESPONDENT RESPONDENT IDENTIFIERS SEX RACE DOB HT. WT. First Middle Last Relationship to Pe titioner: _______ ____________ EYES HAIR SOCIAL SE CURIT Y # Respondents Address: _________________________________________ (Home) DRIVER S LIC. # S TATE EXPIR. D ATE _________________________________________ (Work) Caution i n dicator s : Dist inguishing Feat ures (scar s, marks, tat toos, m artial ar ts): (A) Considered armed and /or dangerous (S) Suicidal (Y) Considered armed, dangerous and suicidal THE COURT FI ND S: That it has ju risdict ion over t he Petit ion er an d su bject mat t er an d th e Respon den t will be prov ided wit h reason able n ot ice an d an opportunity t o be he ard within th e time requ ired by Illinois law. THE COURT O R DERS: (Additional terms are set forth herein) That Respon den t is prohibited from commit t ing further acts of abuse or threats of abuse. (See R0 1 ) That Respondent is ordered to s t ay a way from Petitioner and/or othe r protected persons. (See R0 3 ) The Circuit Clerk is directed to se nd within 2 4 hours : Daycare / Sc hool Notice(s) (See page 6) . Firearms Noti ce(s) (S ee page 8). The t erms of this Order sh all be effect ive unt il (Dat e) (Tim e am /pm) Hearing on entry of Plenary/Interim Order of Protection: at (Da te) (Tim e) at t he McHenry County Government Ce nter, 22 00 N. Semi nary A ve., Woodstock IL in Courtr oom: . A PLENARY (FIN AL) ORDER OF PROTE CTI ON MA Y B E ENTERE D AG AINST YO U BY DEFAULT I F YOU F A IL TO A PPEAR AT SU CH HEAR ING. Form approved by the Conference of Chief Circuit Judges Effective 1-1-05 / Use Required by 7-1-05 Page 1 of 11 Emergency Order of Protection (CV-ORD2E) American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com <<<<<<<<<********>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2 NOTICES CONCERNING THIS EMERGENCY ORDER OF PROTECTION WARNING TO RESPONDENT Violating this Order of Protection is punishable by imprisonment or fine or both, and can cause your bond to be revoked, result in a contempt of court citation against you, or the filing of a criminal charge. This protection order is enforceable, even withou t registration, in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, tribal lands, and the U.S. Territories pursuant to the Violence Against Women Act (18 U.S.C. 2265). Violating this order of protection may subject you to federal charges and punishment. 18 U.S.C. 2261-2262. Only the court can change this order. The Petiti oner cannot give you legal permission to change this order. If you go near the Petitioner, ev en with the Petitioners consent, you may be arrested. Unless the court modifies/dismisses th is order, you can be arrested for violating this Emergency Order of Protection. You act at yo ur own risk if you disregard this WARNING . You have been served with notice that the Petitioner has filed for a Plenary or Interim Order of Protection (effective for up to two years), and have been provided with a date on which you must appear in court if you wish to contest entry of the order. If you fail to appear, an Order of Protection may be issued in your absence. NOTICE TO PETITIONER You cannot change the terms of this order by your words or actions. If the Court has ordered no contact or exclusive possession of the residence, only the Court can allow the Respondent to contact you or return to the residence. If you and the Respondent want to resume your relationship, you must ask the Court to modify or dismiss this Order of Protection. If you wish to ask the court for an Interim or Plen ary (Final) Order of Protection (effective for up to two years), you must appear in court on the date set for a hearing. NOTICE TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND OFFICERS This Order of Protection is enforeable, even withc out registratio aln, inl 50 states, the District of Columbia, tribal lands, and the U.S. Territories pursuant to the Violence Against Women Act (18 U.S.C. 2265), provided notice of this Emergency Order of Prot ection has been provided to the Respondent. Violating this Order of Protecti on may subject the Respondent to state and/or federal charges and punishment. 18 U.S.C. 2261-2262. Form approved by the Conference of Chief Circuit Judges Effective 1-1-05 / Use Required by 7-1- 0 5 Page 2 of 11 Emergency Order of Protection (CV-ORD2E) American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com <<<<<<<<<********>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3 NOTICE T O RESPONDENT Any knowing violat ion of an o rder of pr ote ction forbidding physical abu s e, negle ct, exploitatio n, harassment, intimidation, in terfe rence with personal lib erty, willful deprivatio n, or en tering or re m aining pre s ent at sp ecified place s when a p rotected person is present, or granting e xclus ive posse ssion of the residence or househo ld or granting a stay awa y order is a Class A misdeme a nor and a second or su bs equent viola t ion is a Cla s s 4 felon y. The granting of exclusive po sse ssion of the residen ce or househo ld shall con s t itute n otice fo rbidding tre spa ss to lan d. Any knowing violat ion of an orde r a warding legal custod y or ph ysical ca re of a child or prohibiting remo val or conc ealme nt of a child ma y be a Clas s 4 felony. Stalk ing is a Clas s 4 felony for a firs t offen s e an d a C las s 3 felony for a sub s equ ent o ffen s e. An y willful violati on of any order is cont emp t of court. Any violat ion ma y result in fine or impr isonment. FINDING S [Jurisd iction] The Court, having reviewed the veri fied petition and having exami ned the petiti oner un der oath or affirmati on, finds that : 1. Good cause exists for granting the remedy or remedies requested without prior service of process or notice because: A. The harm that Remedies 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 11, 14 , 15, and 1 7 are intended to preve nt would be likely t o occur if the Respon den t were giv en prior notice, or greater no tice than was actual ly given, of the Peti ti oners efforts to obtain judicial relief. B. For Remedy 2, the immediate danger of furthe r abuse of Petiti oner by Respondent , if Petitioner chooses or had chosen to rema in in the residence or househ old while Respondent was given any pri or notice or greater noti ce t han was a ctually given or of Peti tio
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