Can the victim that issued the restraining order get in trouble for being either near my residence? or call the police on me?
The victim will not get in trouble. The restraint is on you.
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The victim will not get in trouble. The restraint is on you.
"Tried to conclusion" means there was a trial and the judge made the decision as to custody.
I am not sure about the fine but the criminal implications are very serious.
I would say yes. I do not see a conflict in this situation.
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