§ 9-15-210. Contempt proceedings
When a petitioner or any law enforcement officer files an affidavit with a circuit court that has issued an order of protection under the provisions of this chapter alleging that the respondent or person restrained has violated the order, the court may issue an order to the respondent or person restrained requiring that person to […]
§ 9-15-212. Effect of no contact order
A no contact order shall prohibit the person from making contact, directly or through an agent, except under such conditions as may be provided in the order.
§ 9-15-213. Police conduct and procedure
All law enforcement officers shall follow the same procedures as outlined in § 16-90-1107.
§ 9-15-214. Denial of relief prohibited
The circuit court shall not deny a petitioner relief solely because the act of domestic or family violence and the filing of the petition did not occur within one hundred twenty (120) days.
§ 9-15-215. Factors in determining custody and visitation
(a) In addition to other factors that a circuit court shall consider in a proceeding in which the temporary custody of a child or temporary visitation by a parent is at issue and in which the court has made a finding of domestic or family violence, the court shall consider: (1) As primary the safety […]
§ 9-15-216. Mutual orders of protection — Separate orders of protection
(a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, a circuit court shall not grant a mutual order of protection to opposing parties. (b) Separate orders of protection restraining each opposing party may only be granted in cases in which each party: (1) Has properly filed and served a petition for an order of […]
§ 9-15-217. Order of protection — Violations — Domestic violence surveillance program — Global positioning devices — Definition
(a) (1) (A) A person who is charged with violating an ex parte order of protection under § 5-53-134 may be ordered as a condition of his or her release from custody to be placed under electronic surveillance at his or her expense until the charge is adjudicated. (B) A person who is charged with […]