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Section 25-10-13 – Protection order–Violation–Penalty

25-10-13. Protection order–Violation–Penalty. If a temporary protection order or a protection order is granted pursuant to this chapter, if a foreign protection order is recognized pursuant to §25-10-12.1 or 25-10-25, or if a no contact order is issued pursuant to §25-10-23 or 25-10-25, and if the respondent or person restrained knows of the order, a […]

Section 25-10-16 – Award of domestic violence program funds–Recipients–Restricted use–Administrative costs.

25-10-16. Award of domestic violence program funds–Recipients–Restricted use–Administrative costs. The board of county commissioners shall award domestic violence program funds to domestic violence programs that are locally controlled and situated in the state. The funds may be awarded to either local governmental or nongovernmental agencies or organizations, and may not be used for anything other […]

Section 25-10-18 – Guidelines for awarding domestic violence program funds.

25-10-18. Guidelines for awarding domestic violence program funds. Domestic violence program funds shall be awarded by the board of county commissioners to domestic violence programs that meet the requirements of §25-10-28 within the following guidelines: (1)Equitable distribution of funds according to need; (2)Distribution of funds through grants to private, nonprofit organizations; (3)Assurance of proper fiscal […]

Section 25-10-7.1 – Temporary order effective until order under § 25-10-5 served.

25-10-7.1. Temporary order effective until order under §25-10-5 served. If an ex parte temporary protection order is in effect and a judge issues a protection order pursuant to §25-10-5, the ex parte temporary protection order remains effective until the order issued pursuant to §25-10-5 is served on the respondent. Source: SL 2000, ch 119, §3.

Section 25-10-21 – Prohibited services.

25-10-21. Prohibited services. No funds authorized or awarded under the provisions of §§25-10-16 and 25-10-18 shall be used to promote or pay, directly or indirectly, for the elective termination of a pregnancy, sterilization, or control of birth by medication or device. Source: SL 1983, ch 204, §10.