Requiring that domestic violence restraining orders and gun violence restraining orders be entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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It only covers restraining orders that have had a full court hearing, not the temporary restraining orders that victims can ask for in an emergency.
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That month, both were granted restraining orders against the other.
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The former lovebirds now have his and hers restraining orders.
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Both restraining orders are gone and the cases have been dismissed.
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Sam Lufti has had three other restraining orders taken out against him.
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So are domestic violence restraining orders and dishonorable discharges from the military.
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Stanger keeps an eye out for restraining orders, lawsuits, institutionalization, and separations.
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Trump seeks a series of injunctions and restraining orders from the court.
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They also help process 80 to 100 temporary restraining orders per week.
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While restraining orders can be effective, they are often difficult to uphold.
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A judge later granted her a set of restraining orders against him.
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"Follow the trail of cigarette butts and restraining orders," he smiles glibly.
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Two have 5-year restraining orders and one had the restraining order dropped.
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In 2015, Oregon barred some under restraining orders for stalking from getting guns.
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These restraining orders typically prohibit the wrongdoer from harassing or annoying the victim.
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Many courts are closed, too, so requests for restraining orders are indefinitely delayed.
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Other court documents show that several neighbors filed restraining orders against the suspect.
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In September, Aaron's siblings Nick and Angel took out restraining orders against him.
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Others find more success in going through family court and applying for restraining orders.
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Chyna lawyered up and was in the process of filing restraining orders against Kardashian.
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Before she died, Pierce had obtained multiple restraining orders against Johnson, the Post reports.
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Correction: This post previously said Rubio changed his position on gun violence restraining orders.
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The requests for the temporary restraining orders were heard together in court on Tuesday.
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However, in many areas, restraining orders are deemed an essential service, and many courts do allow people to petition for restraining orders by phone or email, Susan Pearlstein, the co-supervisor of the Family Law Unit of Philadelphia Legal Assistance, told the Times.
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There have also been at least three restraining orders filed against him by former girlfriends.
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The exes have gone back and forth with restraining orders and police visits for years.
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I'm dealing with restraining orders, and I'm dealing with thousands and thousands of property damage.
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TMZ has obtained 2 restraining orders Mischa got Tuesday against Jon Zacharias and Adam Spaw.
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All the restraining orders were denied when the parties failed to show up in court.
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There is no such law, and domestic violence restraining orders are clearly not the answer.
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Treat restraining orders like D.U.I.s and keep them on file, even after they have expired.
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As of Wednesday morning, Ennis said, one of the two restraining orders had been granted.
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At least four people had requested restraining orders against Hanel due to harassment, records show.
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In Connecticut, a Duke University study shows gun violence restraining orders are already saving lives.
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As we reported ... Mischa got 2 temporary restraining orders against Jon and another ex, Adam Spaw.
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Things change when Debra finds a stack of restraining orders in her husband's secretive office drawer.
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The teens are now both seeking restraining orders that would allow them to get their abortions.
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Parties seeking temporary restraining orders against legislation must demonstrate that their claim is likely to succeed.
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The exes had already been granted restraining orders against each other, though both were later dropped.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, 2 men tried to get restraining orders against Almena in 2015.
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A similar civil court procedure already exists in cases that involve domestic violence, or restraining orders.
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Feldman filed for requests for restraining orders against 5 individuals he claims are harassing him online.
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So, after arrests, restraining orders and grief, we've learned Kendall's WeHo home is now in escrow.
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His visits have to be monitored because he and Tammy have restraining orders against each other.
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The following week, Dylan and a pup, Daniel Balderas Hafertepen, filed restraining orders against the same reporter.
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Some of the protests turned violent, so she got restraining orders for her staff and customers' safety.
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Heard had a particularly tumultuous time separating herself from Johnny Depp amid abuse claims and restraining orders.
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Mr. Greenberg's arrests and the restraining orders against him were not reported to Finra or to investors.
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I just gave Rob Kardashian notice that we'll be in court Monday seeking restraining orders against him.
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Billboard's article comes on the heels of Karrueche Tran and her BFF getting restraining orders against Chris.
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They learned he'd had run-ins with the law and dozens of restraining orders filed against him.
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Those with felony convictions, restraining orders against them, and other legal or mental health issues are ineligible.
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Before their divorce in 1969, she dropped him as manager and eventually filed restraining orders against him.
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Both Klein and Wildenstein now have restraining orders against each other, according to a district attorney's office spokesperson.
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The administration adopted a new policy of arresting immigrants at courthouses, including immigrants there to file restraining orders.
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Restraining orders in respect of several accounts were also made in an Irish court, a police statement added.
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Federal law also bans ownership by drug abusers, people subject to certain restraining orders, and mentally ill people.
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In addition to Texas, two federal judges granted the groups temporary restraining orders in Ohio and Alabama Monday.
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The restraining orders usually allow the police to seize people's guns and restrict them from buying new ones.
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Background: Previously, only family members and police officers were allowed to file gun violence restraining orders against individuals.
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After what she calls a "traumatic" childhood involving restraining orders and custody battles, she was eager to escape.
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She and Gimelstob have accused each other of domestic violence, and they have restraining orders against each other.
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On Friday, David French of National Review suggested the expansion of the use of gun violence restraining orders.
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A majority in both groups supports universal background checks, greater accountability for licensed gun dealers, higher safety training standards for concealed-carry permit holders, improved reporting of records related to mental illness for background checks, gun prohibitions for those with temporary domestic violence restraining orders, and gun violence restraining orders.
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The situation has consumed national headlines, as 29-year-old Chyna was recently granted temporary restraining orders against Kardashian.
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He also reportedly has had past run-ins with police, and multiple restraining orders have been filed against him.
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In California, for instance, temporary or emergency restraining orders, issued without a hearing, are enough to prohibit gun ownership.
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As I wrote last week, he has suggested the expansion of the use of gun violence restraining orders (GVROs).
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The respective restraining orders come less than a month after Staub admitted she was having "difficulties" in her marriage.
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According to Jeff Moore, attorney for Louise Turpin, 10 of the children have 10-year restraining orders in place.
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The reality stars-turned-exes got shut down after the court found no reason to grant the restraining orders.
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They were initially granted temporary restraining orders against each other, but their quest to make it permanent was denied.
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A judge granted the restraining orders and the girls must stay 100 yards clear of Lana and her home.
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He was later sent to jail thrice for harassment and breaching restraining orders that banned him from contacting Hopkins.
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California enacted restraining orders whereby families or police can ask a court to suspend a dangerous person's gun rights.
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Last year, women reported almost 167,000 cases of domestic violence, while the courts issued more than 39,000 restraining orders.
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Yesterday Chyna retained me, and today we filed for temporary restraining orders to protect her rights," reads the statement. "Mr.
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Prohibiting the subjects of those restraining orders from possessing a gun reduces these murders by 10 percent, one study found.
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But blocking access to guns by people subject to current domestic violence restraining orders does reduce killings of intimate partners.
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Jennifer Williams and Tim Norman suffered a double whammy ... both were denied restraining orders against one another ... TMZ has learned.
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Restraining orders usually mean that the offending party has to stay a certain number of feet away from the defendant.
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Nia Guzman and Shakur Sozahdah both ran to court earlier this month and got temporary restraining orders against each other.
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The pair took out restraining orders against each other that same month following a domestic dispute at the New Jersey home.
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One reason is that filling out reports and filing restraining orders can be prohibitively costly and time-consuming for some victims.
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We're told Aaron's stress stems from the restraining orders against him brought on by his brother, Nick, and sister twin Angel.
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California's prohibition covers people convicted of felonies or violent misdemeanors, people subject to domestic violence restraining orders, and the mentally ill.
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He has co-sponsored legislation encouraging states to issue restraining orders that temporarily would strip people deemed dangerous of their guns.
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The state should also guarantee the enforcement of restraining orders when there is evidence of sexual or psychological abuse or violence.
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Ennis said the Justice Department has filed requests for two temporary restraining orders on telecommunications companies allegedly involved in the schemes.
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Pursehouse had a long, troubling history with Harwick ... beginning when she filed for restraining orders against him nearly a decade ago.
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The "red flag" law is a bill that would allow federal courts to issue gun restraining orders against potentially dangerous people.
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Activists who organize or support migration could also face restraining orders preventing them from approaching the EU's external borders in Hungary.
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A handful of other states also require people convicted of domestic abuse or subject to restraining orders to give up weapons.
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It helps that federal law covers misdemeanors and restraining orders, since it's difficult to get a felony conviction for domestic violence.
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By the time Meehan and Newell married in December 2014, three women in Southern California had taken out restraining orders against him.
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Woodson and other officers told the families to stay away from each other and suggested filing restraining orders if the problems continued.
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In custody/family court cases, or when seeking secure restraining orders, sex workers' jobs can be used against them, threatening their safety.
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Traditional restraining orders—the kind that, in general, prohibit an abuser from coming near the person who sought the order—meanwhile, expire.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut rolled out a bill that would allow federal courts to issue gun restraining orders against potentially dangerous people.
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The stay motion in the Trump travel ban case faces one potentially serious technical hurdle: Temporary restraining orders are not ordinarily appealable.
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This approach would apply to anyone who meets legal criteria for these restraining orders, whether or not they have a mental illness.
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But it also includes people who have not been convicted but have restraining orders against them, or who have mental health problems.
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Recently, Oregon lawmakers passed a bill outlawing people convicted of domestic violence or who have restraining orders against them from possessing guns.
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"I'm starting to hear about restraining orders and all this stuff ... I don't think they want this fight," Deontay tells TMZ Sports.
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We got Jennifer leaving the courthouse in downtown L.A. Monday where she and Tim are seeking permanent restraining orders from one another.
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More serious than his suspected infidelity, she also found personal documents of his containing restraining orders and information from his stay in prison.
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The FTC says it has filed four new complaints alleging similar scams, and has received restraining orders stopping the alleged practice in three.
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Under the law, activists who organize or support migration could face restraining orders preventing them from approaching the EU's external borders in Hungary.
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There were domestic violence accusations (which were dismissed), restraining orders (which have expired), and divorce settlements (which have been donated to respective charities).
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Well-known Islamist writer Abdurrahman Dilipak said legislation designed to protect women, such as through restraining orders, was actually fuelling divorces and violence.
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The INSIDER Summary: Celebrity lawyer Lisa Bloom confirmed that she is representing Blac Chyna and will be seeking restraining orders from Rob Kardashian.
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We broke the story ... the exes both have restraining orders against each other, with each claiming to be a victim of spousal abuse.
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Reports of ICE agents showing up at local courthouses — and even arresting survivors seeking restraining orders — have sparked considerable fear in immigrant communities.
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In 2016, 86 of these restraining orders were issued, and 10 were extended past the initial 21-day period they were granted for.
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The problem with these restraining orders ... the people whose conduct judges are trying to curb are the least likely to comprehend and obey.
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Five states have taken the lead and passed laws authorizing gun violence prevention restraining orders to date: California, Connecticut, Indiana, Oregon and Washington.
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The third question is whether district courts go too far when they issue restraining orders, or injunctions, that apply nationally (or even internationally).
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While the SEC has issued temporary restraining orders in other sectors, the commission never prohibited a municipal issuer from selling bonds until 2013.
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Even key programs, such as helping clients get temporary restraining orders or accompanying them to medical appointments, are on the chopping block, Southworth said.
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He is also banned from posting personal photos or information about her and her children, per a set of restraining orders granted on Monday.
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We're also told the temporary restraining orders that had been issued -- ordering both sides to stay away from each other -- have also been dismissed.
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Chyna and her legal team accused him of violating California's revenge porn laws, and a judge later granted her a set of restraining orders.
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There are no legal instruments like restraining orders for women to seek protection from law enforcement agencies, and little immediate chance of creating them.
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The police department spokesperson declined to discuss who called about Navarro, telling The Hill that it is unable to discuss specifics on restraining orders.
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The documents are requests for restraining orders filed by and against Derick Ion Almena, the leaseholder of the cavernous structure known as the Ghost Ship.
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The narrow definition of "intimate partner," and the omission of temporary restraining orders, are both serious policy oversights that needs to be addressed, Frattaroli said.
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According to the Star Tribune, the woman who alleged the sexual assault also went to court to get restraining orders against six of the players.
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The Gun Control Act prohibits people convicted of domestic violence offenses, including subjects of certain domestic violence restraining orders, from either purchasing or possessing firearms.
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But the Hawaii and Maryland restraining orders were grounded in Lemon v Kurtzman and McCreary v ACLU, Supreme Court precedents the scholars acknowledge "remain controversial".
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About two weeks later, Leonard Lauder and Andrew Ross, both of beauty company Estée Lauder, were granted restraining orders against Truaxe following a threatening email.
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Since then, Chyna and her legal team have accused Kardashian of violating California's revenge porn laws, and she was granted temporary restraining orders against him.
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Chyna and her legal team accused him of violating California's revenge porn laws, and a judge has since granted her a set of restraining orders.
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Chyna and her legal team accused him of violating California's revenge porn laws, and a judge has since granted her a set of restraining orders.
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He is also banned from posting personal photos or information about her and her children, per a set of restraining orders granted on July 10.
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It builds on the success of domestic violence restraining orders, which have reduced intimate-partner homicides by putting court-mandated distance between abusers and victims.
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Colonialism in Africa was largely a shoestring affair, its ambitions hemmed in by the restraining orders of European treasuries and the sensitivities of local populations.
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But one important fact emerged early on: Harwick had twice sought restraining orders against Pursehouse, in 2011 and 2012, copies of which CNN has obtained.
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Justice Department officials said that the companies named in the restraining orders were warned they were transmitting fraudulent calls but continued to allow them anyway.
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In California these orders are called Gun Violence Restraining Orders, and San Diego is a perfect example of how such laws can be implemented successfully.
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Mara W. Elliott is the San Diego City Attorney; her office is training California law enforcement agencies on the use of Gun Violence Restraining Orders.
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Mr. Burge said two neighbors had taken out restraining orders against Mr. Hanel, which he characterized as stemming from disputes about landscaping and property issues.
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France's lower house of Parliament has also adopted legislation to increase the use of electronic bracelets to help judges and police officers enforce restraining orders.
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Without protective measures, economic support and psychological support, restraining orders are mere pieces of paper, often found in the bags of women murdered in Turkey.
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Kasich said armed teachers could be welcome alongside a number of measures, like restraining orders to block access to firearms temporarily for mentally unstable people.
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California granted just 83 petitions for gun violence restraining orders under their red flag law in 2016 and 2017, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Both subsequently took out temporary restraining orders against the other that same month following a domestic dispute at their New Jersey home, but later dropped them.
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Chyna and her legal team accused him of violating California's revenge porn laws, and a judge later granted her a set of restraining orders against Kardashian.
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And why wouldn't we want to keep guns from men subject to domestic violence restraining orders if the result is fewer women murdered by jilted boyfriends?
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The courts have been asked in lawsuits challenging the ban to issue restraining orders that would prevent it from taking effect pending resolution of the litigation.
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Mischa Barton got not just one but 2 restraining orders against 2 former boyfriends ... one or both of whom she believes is peddling a sex tape.
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The Justice Department has said the administration intends to appeal restraining orders against the new travel ban and will litigate at the Supreme Court, if necessary.
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Individual state legislatures should be commended for moving ahead with finger-in-the-dike legal measures, like bans on bump stocks, universal background checks, restraining orders.
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Miranda introduced a bill this month that would provide legal protections for gay and trans victims of crimes, such as imposing restraining orders against their attackers.
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What we do know is that the claims in the restraining orders Harwick filed against her former boyfriend bear all the hallmarks of an abusive relationship.
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Individuals seeking orders of protection, or restraining orders, can ask the judge to include a provision that forbids the dissemination of private media to third parties.
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Federal courts have issued restraining orders keeping it active despite the expiration of the administration's six-month deadline for Congress to push through a DACA deal.
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Under federal law, gun possession is generally prohibited for convicted felons, or people who are convicted of domestic violence or are subject to certain restraining orders.
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Tuesday's requests for restraining orders represented the "fastest method for us to act to shut down these ongoing schemes" while the investigation continues, another official said.
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Such laws -- variously known as ERPOs, gun violence restraining orders and "red-flag laws" -- are in effect in Connecticut, Indiana, California, Washington and, most recently, Oregon.
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Even though federal law prohibits certain domestic abusers from owning guns, only 22018 states require those subject to domestic violence restraining orders to turn in their guns.
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Across the world, efforts at reaching out to donors by their children are often met with walls of silence, threats of legal action, and even restraining orders.
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Chyna, 29, has retained high-powered civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom and is seeking restraining orders against her ex after his explosive social media rampage this week.
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Trump could have tried to enforce his direction to executive branch employees not to cooperate by going to court and seeking restraining orders preventing them from testifying.
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Chyna and her legal team accused him of violating California's revenge porn laws, and a judge has since granted her a set of restraining orders against Kardashian.
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The pair took out restraining orders against each other that same month following a domestic dispute at the New Jersey home that is now on the market.
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Brown currently has two restraining orders against him from women he allegedly assaulted and threatened and is banned from entering Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.
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A 2009 study published in the journal Injury Prevention found that domestic violence restraining orders that block access to firearms decreased intimate-partner homicide by 19 percent.
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States also need to have better communication when it comes to records (mental health, domestic violence restraining orders, misdemeanors) and we need to close gun show loopholes.
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Many courts are closed and many legal advocates are working remotely, according to the Times, making it harder for survivors to access legal relief like restraining orders.
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Harwick had filed for restraining orders against him nearly a decade ago, but it's believed he may have had contact with her at a recent work event.
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Rubio said he wants to introduce legislation that would enforce law enforcement gun restraining orders, which are already in place in states such as California and Oregon.
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The policies covered background checks, gun dealers' licenses, temporary domestic violence restraining orders, gun safety measures, and differentiation between types of guns and ammunition available for sale.
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Ms. Harding — as was widely reported — took out restraining orders against Mr. Gillooly, telling the police that he had hit her and she was afraid of him.
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Two days earlier, ETP filed a lawsuit for restraining orders against protesters and what are being called unspecified monetary damages, which U.S. District Court Judge Daniel Hovland granted.
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Currently, 15 states require people under domestic violence restraining orders to turn in their guns, and 10 states require those convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors to do so.
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The Wrights have secured temporary restraining orders against McClanahan, whilst McClanahan is additionally suing the Church of Nazarene in Mid-City for negligence and hiring and managing Wright.
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A law passed in 2012 gave all women, regardless of marital status, the right to seek restraining orders against abusive partners, and offered victims shelter and job training.
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The first features numerous police calls dealing with domestic violence disputes, while the second takes place in family courts overseeing bail, restraining orders, child support, and the like.
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According to court records, first reported by Politico, she was granted two temporary restraining orders after saying Mr. Applegate had threatened her during a divorce and custody battle.
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According to the detention memo, her first husband had obtained a restraining order against her; she and Mr. Carvalho, her second husband, had restraining orders against one another.
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Typically, when district courts issue temporary restraining orders, the case is set for a full evidentiary hearing where both sides can present evidence in support of their position.
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Brown also vetoed several bills, including one that would have allowed co-workers, educators and mental health professionals to request restraining orders forbidding people deemed dangerous from owning guns.
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Supporting laws that prohibit individuals who are under domestic violence restraining orders or who are convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence crime or stalking from possessing or purchasing firearms.
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Among those were bills that would have expanded restraining orders, to allow co-workers, school employees and mental health providers to ask courts to take away guns from someone.
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Restoring the ban on assault rifles is essential, as is banning gun ownership among people convicted of domestic abuse, those with domestic abuse restraining orders, and the mentally ill.
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Debra felt in her gut that something was wrong throughout the entire process even without knowing that her future-husband had multiple active restraining orders against him from other women.
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Indiana, California, Washington, and Oregon have similar temporary gun violence restraining orders in place, though California, Washington, and Oregon also allow family members to petition the court for gun removal.
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" And while Chyna has secured the restraining orders against Kardashian, Bloom shared that "Chyna has said she does not want to go to the police or pursue the criminal route.
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Laws were passed requiring that police arrest batterers; wives could take out restraining orders against husbands; in some places, battered women were given preference on waiting lists for subsidized housing.
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Joshua Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, said two decades of experience with restraining orders against domestic abusers had proved that such court interventions reduce violence.
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President Trump is now reportedly considering the idea of gun restraining orders, which have the ability to quickly take firearms away from those considered dangerous, like the shooter in Parkland.
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For one thing, the CDC recommended better bystander and screening in doctors' offices, as well as placing limitations on firearm access for those who have domestic violence restraining orders against them.
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While Meehan was laid up in a hospital bed, Newell did obtain about 300 documents detailing her spouse's many shocking crimes and misdeeds, from restraining orders and disturbing threats to arrests.
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The FTC has announced that they've issued temporary restraining orders and frozen the assets of a team of three defendants who pitched investment advice as the Bitcoin Funding Team and My7Network.
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Meanwhile, state laws that require people subject to domestic violence restraining orders to turn in their guns are associated with a 10 lower rate of intimate partner homicide, according to Everytown.
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LOS ANGELES — After a mass killing in Santa Barbara in 2014, California passed a law that let police officers and family members seek restraining orders to seize guns from troubled people.
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Over the first weekend Mr. Trump's executive order was in effect, groups like the American Civil Liberties Union charged into court and won temporary restraining orders blocking key parts of it.
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We should work hard to get guns out of the hands of people subject to domestic violence restraining orders, or people with recent histories of crime or alcohol or drug abuse.
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They also say we should give states incentives to create gun registries, and to automatically update their background check systems as new domestic violence restraining orders and misdemeanor convictions come in.
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She was granted temporary restraining orders against Kardashian, which included barring him from posting about her on social media and sharing photos of their daughter, Dream, or Chyna's eldest child King Cairo.
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Gun control proponents, seeking to expand the restraining orders to other states, hope the hearing process for the orders give them a convincing way to counter the due process arguments from opponents.
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Those indicators -- such as having past or pending violent misdemeanor convictions or charges, domestic violence restraining orders or multiple DUI convictions -- have been largely informed by the work of Swanson and others.
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Issues tackled include: maintaining a sexual identity while enduring cancer treatments, the pitfalls of a for-profit foster-care model, how restraining orders work and the challenges of writing one's own musical.
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The PAWS Act would allow pets to be protected across state lines when restraining orders are issued in domestic violence cases and authorize grant money to help domestic violence shelters accommodate pets.
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She was granted temporary restraining orders against Kardashian, 30, which included barring him from posting about her on social media and sharing photos of their daughter, Dream, or Chyna's eldest child King Cairo.
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"At the very least, such a law should envisage introducing restraining orders, a measure that is currently absent from Russian law, to protect family members who are at risk of violence," said Schulmann.
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Some critically important lessons have already been learned -- for example, disarming people with restraining orders for domestic violence reduces homicide -- still, gun violence is a large, complex issue with many dimensions, said Webster.
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In Washington, voters will decide whether to take guns out of the hands of people who are subject to extreme risk protection orders, which include restraining orders and people at risk of suicide.
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Police departments around the country are reporting problems with getting victims and witnesses of crime to come in and testify, and noticing that fewer Latina women are seeking restraining orders from domestic abusers.
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And at End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, which helps about 700 women a year get restraining orders against their partners, the requests this year have dropped to almost zero, the lead attorney there said.
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Dr. Amie Harwick -- Drew Carey's ex-fiancee who cops say was murdered by her ex-boyfriend -- was also attacked multiple times by the ex, almost a decade ago ... according to 2 restraining orders.
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The incident is among a stream of issues the singer has had over the last few months -- including multiple restraining orders filed by his family members -- including his Backstreet boy brother, Nick Carter.
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Several days later, they met to draft a list of demands for the government, including enforcing the use of ankle bracelets for men with restraining orders, and to organize a march in Buenos Aires.
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Democrats also want votes on banning assault-style weapons like the one used in Parkland and legislation to facilitate gun restraining orders on people thought to be posing an imminent danger to a community.
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As the two got closer, Hartman says she became the victim of online bullies who dug up civil records about her divorce, restraining orders she had filed against ex-boyfriends and a bankruptcy filing.
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Lana filed a set of restraining orders against Nataliia Krinitsyna and Iuliia Vladimirovna Pozdina ... claiming the two are fanatic stalkers who have hunted her down, screamed at her in public and even threatened her.
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District Judge Richard Leon also denied two requests for temporary restraining orders regarding whether federal employees who are deemed essential and required to work without pay during the shutdown should be forced to work.
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Peace bonds, are essentially restraining orders that are issued when authorities do not have actual evidence of a crime against an individual, but have sufficient evidence that the said individual might commit a crime.
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In the new docs, one of the alleged harassers matches up with a name in the search warrants -- so, this seems like Corey's covering all his bases here by filing for the restraining orders.
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He said one part of the solution should be "gun violence restraining orders," which allow a court to order guns to be taken away from someone who poses a danger to themselves or others.
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Mostly, she advances and retreats (repeat), mewls and moans, and registers surprise each time Christian tries to dominate her outside the bedroom, evincing the kind of stalkerlike behavior that usually leads to restraining orders.
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Nelson was asked this week by a reporter whether Congress can pass a muscular bill on gun control, beyond the bill he introduced with Rubio, which simply encourages states to adopt gun restraining orders.
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Third, SB 992 forbids drone use that interferes with emergency personnel, to harass any individual, to violate restraining orders, or to capture photo or video that invades a person&aposs reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Despite these changes, several states and immigration advocates say the new order still suffers from legal flaws and have asked federal judges to weigh in by issuing temporary restraining orders blocking the ban before Thursday.
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Legal experts said that while the case represented a new approach from an accuser on a campus unsatisfied with the outcome of a criminal investigation, such restraining orders are commonplace among people who feel threatened.
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Among our report's numerous recommendations: Congress should expand existing law to prohibit the purchase and possession of firearms by people subject to temporary domestic violence restraining orders, when the risk of violence is most immediate.
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The new statute, part of a package of 15 bills signed by Newsom, makes California the first state to grant employers, colleagues and teachers the power to seek gun violence restraining orders against other people.
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Such laws -- variously known as extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs), gun violence restraining orders and red-flag laws -- are in effect in Connecticut (enacted in 1999), Indiana (2005), California (2014), Washington (2016), and Oregon (103).
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That didn't happen much under the Obama administration, when this report was conducted, but ICE has since done this to witnesses in criminal cases (and even victims seeking restraining orders) in some cases under Trump.
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Legal services The Legal Services Corporation provides funding for legal aid groups to support the low-income households in civil cases, such as securing restraining orders for victims of domestic abuse and helping homeowners prevent foreclosure.
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Among the other bills signed by Newsom is a measure requiring medication abortion services at public state universities starting in 2023 and a gun legislation package that tightens firearm sales and extends gun violence restraining orders.
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Mr. Bowers did not fall into any category barred from gun ownership under federal law, including felons, convicted domestic abusers, dishonorably discharged veterans, or people adjudicated to be mentally ill or subject to certain restraining orders.
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This book, winner of the prestigious J. Anthony Lukas Work-In-Progress Award, takes apart the myths that surround domestic violence, many of which Snyder herself once believed: Restraining orders and shelters are always effective responses.
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"The reason I like gun violence restraining orders as an option is that we can use them even if the person hasn't been convicted of a crime," said Mara W. Elliott, the San Diego city attorney.
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Gavin Newsom signed multiple gun control bills into law on Friday, expanding gun violence restraining orders and implementing harsher restrictions for the number of firearms Californians can purchase in a given month, the Sacramento Bee reports.
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Lisa Bloom, the civil rights attorney who's sued Bill O'Reilly, Bill Cosby, and President Donald Trump, announced via Twitter that she and her client Chyna will attend court on Monday to seek restraining orders against Kardashian.
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Due process: Speaking of the restraining orders Rubio plans to introduce, that's precisely what Vice President Mike Pence was describing when the President interrupted him and suggested due process come second, taking the guns first. Sen.
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My family ended up hiring a private investigator and the information we learned terrified us: He had been arrested several times, had restraining orders from many women, was a hard-core drug user and so much more.
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Kovacs told a news conference that a 25 percent tax would be imposed on foreign donations that such NGOs collect, and activists could face restraining orders that preclude them from approaching the EU's external borders in Hungary.
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But on Tuesday, Judge Richard J. Leon of Federal District Court in Washington denied their request, as well as two others for temporary restraining orders that were made by another union and a group of federal workers.
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Bill Nelson of Florida said Wednesday that they're introducing legislation that would encourage states to adopt so-called "red flag" gun laws, which allow people to file gun restraining orders to remove firearms from potentially violent individuals.
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In two first-of-their-kind filings, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn requested temporary restraining orders against five companies and three individuals who allegedly bridged spam calls -- most of which originated from India -- into the American telecommunications system.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said on Thursday that he backed restraining orders for guns owned by people deemed to be dangerous, as well as funding for measures to train schools to identify warning signs for violence.
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In response, Chyna retained high-powered civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom (Walter Mosley is co-counsel) and was granted a set of restraining orders against Kardashian — he was ordered by a judge to stay at least 100 ft.
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They told VICE students paid thousands of dollars for access to Twin Flames videos, and in some cases were coached into violating restraining orders, cutting off their parents unless they sent money, and working long hours for free.
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How about passing universal background checks, instituting violence restraining orders, raising the age of gun purchases to 21, banning 100-round drums, fixing our National Instant Criminal Background Check System and investing in mental health inside our schools?
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That is why the courts have repeatedly upheld extreme risk laws that already exist in 17 states and Washington, D.C. The courts have found that these laws resemble domestic violence restraining orders, which have also withstood constitutional scrutiny.
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What's new: Newsom signed 15 bills in total on Friday, extending the length of gun violence restraining orders to a 5-year maximum, and requiring law enforcement agencies to implement written protocols on the use of the petitions.
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The woman, who had been working on the game-day operations staff at TCF Bank Stadium, then asked the court for, and received, restraining orders barring the players from the team's home field and her on-campus apartment.
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It was after that shooting that California introduced Gun Violence Restraining Orders, which allows a close family member or police to request guns be removed from someone who it is feared will hurt themselves or others with firearms.
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He also backed adoption of a law, like those enacted in a handful of other states, allowing police and family members to obtain restraining orders to bar people suspected of posing a threat of violence from possessing guns.
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On top of that, Claire and Schiff want to change the law so that it's possible for restraining orders to be served via email, as well as ankle monitors to be worn by convicted stalkers once they're set free.
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In a 2016 review of previous studies, researchers led by April Zeoli of Michigan State University in East Lansing concluded that gun ownership prohibitions imposed with domestic violence restraining orders reduced intimate partner homicides by between 8% and 19%.
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Right now, our federal laws say that people who are under restraining orders or have been convicted of domestic violence can't buy or own guns; they can't pass a criminal background check, which is required at licensed gun dealers.
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We could follow the lead of California and implement laws empowering family members to petition judges for gun violence restraining orders to temporarily block the purchase of a firearm to individuals who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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Dr. Amie Harwick, the 38-year-old Hollywood family and sex therapist who was killed over the weekend at her Los Angeles home, had sought multiple restraining orders against the man arrested in her murder, ex-boyfriend Gareth Pursehouse.
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We got Aaron running errands near his home in Lancaster, CA and he told us he's done with his family after getting hit with restraining orders from brother Nick and sister Angel ... and he's also done with his guns.
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Here's the problem with Justice Goodson's litigation to shut down the public broadcast of ads deemed to be false and defamatory: The restraining orders she wants are almost certainly unconstitutional prior restraints, according to First Amendment expert Eugene Volokh of UCLA.
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Along with the suggestions already mentioned (expanding the federal definition of "intimate partners" and including temporary restraining orders in gun prohibitions), Zeoli and Frattaroli recommend: Perhaps the most intriguing suggestion Frattaroli mentioned, though, is something called a gun violence restraining order.
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Gun owners also broadly said they would back "gun violence restraining orders," wherein family members would be allowed to petition courts to temporarily bar someone from purchasing or possessing a gun if they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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But to make background checks work, criteria for inclusion on the database should be based on other indicators of risk besides mental health history, such as pending charges or convictions for violent assault, domestic violence restraining orders or multiple DUIs.
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In Oregon, state House Majority Leader Jennifer Williamson (D) will introduce a legislative package that includes measures to block the subjects of restraining orders from obtaining a gun and flag law enforcement officials whenever someone fails a gun-related background check.
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A 2018 piece in The Atlantic looking at the evolution of restraining orders to prohibit abusive digital communication, meanwhile, noted how difficult they are to enforce—given the wide-reaching nature of social media—and, therefore, how often they fail.
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Bans on people with restraining orders Again, little resistance here, with 240% of voters approving the prospect of banning gun sales to anyone who's been the subject of a restraining order for stalking, domestic or sexual violence or repeated violence.
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In California, which passed its gun violence restraining order (GVRO) law more recently, the San Diego City Attorney's Office issued 10 gun violence restraining orders earlier this month following highly credible threats of gun violence, suicide and danger to children.
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Federal law bars gun ownership by felons, fugitives, drug abusers, people adjudicated to be mentally ill, those dishonorably discharged from the military or living in the country illegally, and by convicted domestic abusers or others subject to domestic violence restraining orders.
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Right now, background checks, when used, prevent gun sales to fugitives, people deemed mentally unwell by the state, domestic abusers, people who renounce U.S. citizenship, convicted felons, convicted drug users, non-citizens, dishonorably discharged veterans, and most people with restraining orders.
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Researchers are keeping a close eye on the effect of laws in Connecticut, Indiana and California allowing the temporary seizure of guns from people who pose an immediate threat of harm, known as gun violence restraining orders or pre-emptive gun seizure laws.
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When I began my career as a domestic-violence prosecutor, I had a difficult time understanding why my victims would return to their abusers—we had given them distance and safety through the law, and through restraining orders, batterer programs, and jail time.
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To the Editor: Re "When Abusers Are Most Lethal": I have been a divorce lawyer who represented abused women, a County Court judge with power to issue restraining orders, a state police officer and, most recently, a federal prosecutor enforcing federal gun laws.
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The National Rifle Association has made a concerted effort to block a Congressional measure to strengthen the ability of law enforcement to bar people with restraining orders or those convicted of a violent act against a spouse from buying or owning a gun.
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Gun violence prevention restraining orders are mechanisms that enable family members, law enforcement officers, and others to petition for a court order to temporarily prohibit a person believed to be at risk of violence towards self or others, from possessing a firearm.
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Harwick and Pursehouse dated years ago, and as we reported ... she filed for 2 restraining orders against him in 2011 and 2012, claiming he attacked her multiple times and once threw her out of a car on the side of the freeway.
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Amie and Gareth dated years ago and as we reported ... Harwick filed for 2 restraining orders against him in 2011 and 2012, claiming he attacked her multiple times and even threw her out of a vehicle on the side of the freeway.
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Let's not forget that, before the restraining orders and alt-right conspiracy theories, The Ordinary was garnering crazy waitlists 25,000 people deep, and effectively introduced the world to the possibility of research-based, active ingredient-driven products sold for less than $15 a pop.
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Leon denied all three temporary restraining orders but set a schedule for hearings regarding preliminary injunctions requested by all three suits, so while attorneys for federal employees did not win on Tuesday, they will have another chance to argue their cases before the judge.
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Some gun control proponents and legal experts said Wednesday's shooting might have been averted if Florida were among the handful of U.S. states with laws allowing police and family members to obtain restraining orders barring people suspected of being a threat from possessing guns.
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But she starts with the threats and the restraining orders, texts her boyfriend, the law clerk, while she's on the line with me—I can actually hear her tapping—and says that if she sees me anywhere near the building she'll make my life hell.
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Rather than say, "My friend is unemployed, lives with her parents, and has several restraining orders against her from past partners," those nominating someone in hopes of getting a $25,000 reward might be more motivated to say something like, "Once you meet her, you'll never forget her."
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Mr. Spears and his lawyers have also aggressively kept at bay anyone they consider a threat to Ms. Spears's stability, including a former business manager, a former boyfriend and a lawyer who once sought to intervene in her case, all of whom were served with restraining orders.
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Third would be the institution of gun violence restraining orders, where if a court is presenting with compelling evidence that an individual with firearms is a danger to themselves or others the court can confiscate their weapons until that individual does not demonstrate that risk anymore.
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On Monday, Chyna appeared at the Los Angeles Superior Court with her legal team, where the reality star was granted temporary restraining orders against Kardashian, which included barring him from posting about her on social media and sharing photos of their daughter, Dream, or her eldest child King Cairo.
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On Monday, Chyna appeared at Los Angeles Superior Court with her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, where the reality star was granted temporary restraining orders against Kardashian, which included barring him from posting about her on social media and sharing photos of their daughter, Dream, or her eldest child King Cairo.
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The judge granted the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) request for temporary restraining orders that would stop officials from preventing the women from having the procedures, but put the ruling on a 24-hour hold to allow the government time to file for a stay in appeals court.
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The day after the shooting, Oregon's House passed a bill making it illegal for people convicted of domestic violence or those with restraining orders against them to possess weapons, even if they are not married to, do not live with, or do not have children with their victims.
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The Biospherians, as they were called, fared only slightly better — "We suffocated, starved and went mad," as one would later describe their plight — and the poisonous infighting inside spread to the $150 million project's management team outside, eventually resulting in an invasion of federal marshals armed with restraining orders.
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There is plenty of material from which to choose, including the number of guns bought without a background check, the availability of guns for people under restraining orders for domestic violence, the lack of safety training in many states, and that loaded guns can be legally kept near children.
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But in the 10 days since he went on his explicit social media spree, Chyna, who retained high-powered civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom (Walter Mosley is co-counsel), was granted a set of restraining orders against Kardashian — he was ordered by a judge to stay at least 100 ft.
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Among the things that can keep you from getting a gun: A conviction of a crime "punishable by imprisonment for more than 1 year," restraining orders pertaining to "an intimate partner or child," a conviction of a "misdemeanor crime of domestic violence," or a dishonorable discharge from the US Armed Forces.
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For their part, local jurisdictions should develop protocols to identify domestic abusers with firearms, ensure that they relinquish their guns once they are subject to restraining orders, hold them accountable if they do not comply with a relinquishment order, and return the firearms only after a background check has been performed.
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Bruce Rauner in August, does not require salon workers to act on their suspicions, but helps them to recognize warning signs and provides them with resources to pass on to victims so they can get help — such as safe houses or hotlines — get restraining orders or get access to legal professionals.
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"Where, as here, the 'district court holds an adversary hearing and the basis for the court's order was strongly challenged,' and the length of the injunction (in this case, indefinite) 'exceeds the ordinary duration' of temporary restraining orders, the order is properly treated as … appealable," the Justice Department motion argues.
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Research has shown, however, that domestic violence protection orders can save lives when they include provisions that address gun access: According to a 2017 study authored by Zeoli, the Michigan State University researcher, states that have firearm restrictions attached to restraining orders experience a roughly 10 percent decrease in intimate partner homicide.
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Legislators advanced measures that would restrict the size of magazines, require background checks even for private gun sales and allow family members to obtain restraining orders that would block anyone who could pose a danger to themselves or others — a so-called red flag bill that might have stopped the shooter in Florida.
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The victim then filed restraining orders against those four and another, Carlton Djam, which kept them out of one more home game—October 29 against Rutgers—because the victim was a member of the Minnesota football game-day operations and the order prohibited them from showing up to her place of work.
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Harwick previously sought two restraining orders against the 41-year-old Pursehouse: One in July 2011, which was dismissed the next month for "lack of prosecution," and another in March 2012, which was "granted after evidence by both" on April 12, 2012, according to filings with the Los Angeles County court system.
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Arkansas had planned to execute eight men in just 11 days, but a series of legal challenges prevented the state from starting on schedule Monday — including three stays of execution, one recommendation of clemency, and two temporary restraining orders preventing Arkansas from using one of the drugs in its lethal injection cocktail.
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For example, the judges could dismiss DOJ's request for a stay of Robart's decision because, as the government acknowledges, temporary restraining orders are generally not appealable, or they could uphold his ruling -- but under either scenario the suspension of the ban would remain in place while the case moves forward with further scheduled hearings.
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After the permit-to-purchase requirement, Webster said states could also do more to raise standards for who can legally own a gun: increase minimum age requirements, extend how long people are barred from buying a firearm after certain offenses and restraining orders, add more offenses to the list of disqualifiers, and so on.
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Still, the public should know that obtaining a legal protection order is considered an essential service by most jurisdictions and "many courts are trying to have access open for domestic violence survivors and to allow order petitions of abuse or restraining orders to be filed," either over the phone or via email, Pearlstein said.
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A 2008 study of restraining orders among victims of intimate partner homicide, meanwhile, found that about 11% of women killed by male intimate partners had been issued a restraining order; one-fifth of those victims were killed within two days of the order being issued, and about one-third were killed within a month.
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Because the court fights so far have centered on whether judges should impose and keep in place temporary restraining orders, the legal arguments in the last few days have centered on the government's contention that there is "no potential irreparable harm" to justify keeping the extraordinary orders in place pending fuller briefing and arguments.
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US District Judge Richard Leon rejected requests for temporary restraining orders in three cases — one asked for an order forcing the government to pay workers now, another asked for an order prohibiting the government from making any employee work without pay, and a third asked for an order giving federal workers a choice about whether to work without pay.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, the desire to send a message to whole immigrant communities leads ICE agents to the places where immigrants are likely to congregate: the schools where they drop off their children, the churches they attend on Sundays, or the courthouses where they may be appearing to pick up restraining orders or testify as crime witnesses.
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Even in the Republican-controlled Senate, Senator Lindsey Graham, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, convened a hearing last week on "red flag laws" or extreme risk protection orders that allow family members and law enforcement officers to obtain court restraining orders to remove firearms from people who have been identified as a risk to themselves or others.
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In the meantime, friends of Harwick have started an online petition that seeks stronger recourse and support for domestic violence victims, including making restraining orders valid for longer than five years without need for a renewal, and eliminating the need for victims to appear in court to testify against their abusers, according to the LA Times.
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"The President has nominated and re-nominated individuals with restraining orders for threats of violence; people who made material omissions, sometimes on a repeated basis, in their nomination materials; people who tweeted and retweeted vile things about Senators and their families; and who have engaged in incidents that should, frankly, mean they never should have been nominated," Menendez said.
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On average, a woman is shot and killed in a domestic violence dispute every 16 hours in the US. In 2013, a New York Times investigation focused on women and their male ex-partners found that the federal law requiring the surrender of firearms by people who are the subject of protective restraining orders was hardly ever enforced in most states.
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"The family was horrified at the entire thing," a source close to the family tells PEOPLE of the situation, which resulted in Rob being ordered by a judge to stay at least 100 feet away from his ex and being banned from posting personal photos or information about her and her children, per a set of restraining orders granted on Monday.
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"A big trend you're seeing now isn't just getting laws on the books, but ensuring that there is funding attached to actually be able to implement the law," said Kyleanne Hunter, vice president of programs at the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, an advocacy group based in Washington, D.C. She said a case in point is California's laws involving gun violence restraining orders.
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"As for the electronic media which my husband and Lorraine Gilles have acknowledged possession of, and which [Belafonte] has repeatedly referenced in his threats to destroy my reputation and career, I am fearful that my husband and Lorraine Gilles, either acting in concert with one another or alone, will disseminate the media in an attempt to retaliate for my filing a request for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders against my husband, Stephen Belafonte," read the court papers filed by Brown.
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He highlighted a proposal on law enforcement gun restraining orders "I've already announced ... a concept called a gun violence restraining order that allows authorities -- and it has to be someone in your immediate family, it has to be somebody you live with, it has to be a parent, it has to be an administrator -- can go to authorities and allow someone to not just be prevented from purchasing any firearm and allow those to be taken from them -- and the person will have due process," he said.
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The policies with the highest support from both groups - in the 80 percent range - included universal background checks, stronger measures requiring accountability by gun dealers unable to account for missing guns, a test that demonstrates safe and lawful gun handling for those legally allowed to carry a concealed gun, improved reporting of people disqualified from owning a gun due to mental health criteria, gun prohibitions for people with temporary domestic violence restraining orders, and laws that create a civil process for families to petition the court for temporary removal of a firearm from those deemed to be at serious risk for harming themselves or others.
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Salud CarbajalSalud CarbajalHispanic Democrats: ICE raids designed to distract from Trump ties to Epstein Democrats wary of Trump's 'erratic' approach to Iran WHIP LIST: The 122 House Democrats backing an impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), Elizabeth EstyElizabeth Henderson EstyConnecticut elects first black congresswoman Former aides alleging sexual harassment on Capitol Hill urge congressional action Rising Dem star in Connecticut says people like me 'deserve a seat at the table' in Congress MORE (D-Conn.) and Don Beyer (D-Va.) are pushing a bill allowing law enforcement and family members to petition judges for restraining orders targeting gun owners showing signs of violence or instability. Reps.
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