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An employee or teacher at a school that the person has gone to in the last six months, who has permission from a school administrator or staff supervisor
You can ask a law enforcement officer to ask for a gun violence restraining order. If it is an emergency, you can call police and ask for one right away.
If you do not want to call police for help, you can ask for this restraining order yourself.
What if someone asked for a restraining order against me?
If someone has filed court papers to ask for a restraining order against you, carefully read over the papers you were given.
If you were served with form EPO-002, this means the judge granted an emergency restraining order against you. You will have a court date, which will be listed on form EPO-002 or sent in a notice to the address listed under your name on the form.
If you were served with form GV-109, you will have a court date. Make sure to go to your court date if you do not agree to the restraining order. At the court date, a judge will decide whether to grant a restraining order against you that can last up to five years.
If you were served with form GV-110, this means the judge granted a temporary restraining order against you.
You must follow all the orders granted by the judge. If you don't, you could be arrested and charged with a crime. 
This guide can help you figure out your options to respond and prepare for your case. Respond means telling the judge if you don't agree to the request for a restraining order.  You don't need a lawyer in this case, but if you want one you will have to hire one. You can also get free help from a court Self-Help Center. 

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I received form GV-109. What's my next step?
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There are different types of restraining orders. A domestic violence restraining order is against someone you've dated or had an intimate relationship with, including a spouse or domestic partner.
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You will have a court date, which is listed on form WV-109. Make sure to go to your court date if you do not agree to the restraining order. At the court date, a judge will decide whether to grant a restraining order against you that can last up to three years.
This guide can help you figure out your options to "respond" and prepare for your case. Respond means to tell the judge if you agree or don't agree to the request for a restraining order. It’s possible to go through this process without a lawyer, but having a restraining order against you may have a lot of consequences, and you may want to hire a lawyer. You don't need a lawyer in this case, but if you want one you will have to hire one. You can also get free help from a court Self-Help Center. 

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If you are in immediate danger, please dial 911. The programs and agencies listed offer information 
 that can help you if you are involved in a domestic violence situation. 
There are different types of Restraining Orders. The type of restraining order depends on your relationship and 
	level of familiarity with the other person from whom you are seeking an order of protection. The most common 
	two types of restraining orders are the Domestic Violence Restraining Order and the Civil Harassment Restraining Order.

The type of relationship that would qualify under Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) are as follows:

Spouse/former spouse;
A person with whom you have or had a dating relationship;
A cohabitant or former cohabitant (requires more than a roommate situation);
A person with whom you have had a child;
Any other person related by consanguinity or affinity within the second degree;
There are other relationships that may qualify. Please see Family code section 6211 
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You need protection from someone you had a relationship with (more than friends), like your spouse, an ex, or your child's other parent. Or you need protection from a close family member like your child, parent, grandparent, or sibling (not an aunt or uncle or cousin).

Domestic violence

You need protection from someone you never had a relationship with (never more than friends) and are not closely related to. For example, you need protection from a neighbor, aunt or uncle, or coworker. 

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Someone who is either 65 or older or a dependent adult needs protection from someone else (like a caretaker or adult child) who is abusing or neglecting them.

Elder abuse

Typically, a police officer or sheriff who thinks someone might hurt themselves or someone else with a gun. This can stop that person from buying or owning a gun. It can't order them to stay away from someone.

Gun violence

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Workplace violence
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What is a Firearms Emergency Protective Order?
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What is a Firearms Emergency Protective Order?

 	A Firearms Emergency Protective Order is issued by a judge at the request of a law
 	enforcement officer when a person poses a significant danger of personal injury to
 	himself, herself or another. The emergency protective order prohibits the restrained
 	person from owning, possessing, purchasing, receiving, or attempting to purchase or
 	receive a firearm or ammunition. Usually the law enforcement officer has been called
 	out to a person's residence for a disturbance. If the officer feels an emergency
 	protective order is necessary, then the officer will contact the court to speak to a
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The link to eDelivery is available on the Court Website http://www.ventura.courts.ca.gov/eDelivery.html.

Request for continuances may require a Declaration and Order or Stipulation and Order. The clerk cannot grant a continuance.

Please read our Limitation on Counter Filings.

Options for Filing Court Papers

In person, by appointment. Appointments can be scheduled by clicking the following link:
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	If you are an attorney or an attorney service, appointments can be scheduled here:
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	Appointments are not required for filing completed restraining order paperwork. Restraining order filings can be 
	 electronically submitted to the court by email at: 
	 EmergencyRestrainingOrdersFamilyandCivil@ventura.courts.ca.gov
Paperwork must be completed before submitting.

Appointments are not available for some filings. The following documents must be dropped in the drop box for filing.

Case initiating papers, except Restraining Orders and case initiating documents presented for filing with 
	a Request for Order and/or Ex-parte Request.
Judgment packets, except Requests for Entry of Default.
Writs and Abstracts.
Employee Pension Benefit Plan Joinders and Complaints for Joinder.
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A drop box is available outside of the courthouse for those who wish to drop filings without making an appointment 
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	 before 4:00 p.m., will be filed the date they are received, excluding holidays. Filings that are deposited in the 
	 drop box after 4:00 p.m. will be filed the next business day.
Most filings can be submitted electronically through eDelivery which is available Monday through Friday from 
	8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays. The link to eDelivery is available on the court website at:
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Once the police respond, they can ask for an Emergency Protective Order to protect you or your children. 
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Overview
Types of protective orders
The police can ask for an Emergency Protective Order (EPO) to protect the victim of a crime, usually when the victim calls the police or 911 for help.
If the defendant (the person accused of committing the crime) is arrested and charged, a judge can issue a Criminal Protective Order (CPO) to protect victims and witnesses.
How restraining orders are different from a protective order
A victim may also be able to file their own case to ask for a restraining order.
A restraining order can include some of the same orders as an EPO or CPO, like ordering the defendant to stay away from the victim. But in restraining order cases filed by a victim (instead of law enforcement), additional protections may be available.
A victim can have a restraining order and an EPO or CPO at the same time. If the court orders conflict (for example, if different orders are about the same thing), see the last page of the protective order or restraining order documents for instructions about which court orders to follow.

If there is a protective or restraining order against you, you must obey all the orders including any prohibiting guns or firearms. If you do not follow the orders, you could be arrested and charged with a state or federal crime. 

Protective orders requested by police
Emergency Protective Order (form EPO-001)
A law enforcement officer can request an Emergency Protective Order (EPO), usually when the victim of a crime calls the police or 911 for help. The officer fills out an Emergency Protective Order (form EPO-001) application and contacts a judge to review the application. A judge is available 24/7 to sign off on these emergency orders.
The judge can order the EPO to prevent future harm if there is domestic violence (domestic abuse), child abuse, child abduction, stalking, or abuse against an elderly person or dependent adult.
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Can the employer get a workplace violence restraining order against the organization or the picketers?
 
Probably not if the picketing was peaceful. Peaceful picketing or protesting on public property is a constitutionally protected activity. The employer can't file a workplace violence restraining order against the website owner since it is an organization, not a person.
 
Every case is different. To get advice about your situation and get more information about restraining orders, talk to a lawyer.

How does an employer ask for a workplace violence restraining order?
The employer will need to complete a few court forms. The forms will ask for a detailed description of the abuse the employee has experienced. In most counties, the judge will decide whether to grant temporary protection just based on the completed court forms. The judge will make this decision the same day the school official turns in the forms, or by the next business day. The judge will also schedule a court hearing (court date), about 2-3 weeks from the time the court forms are turned in. at the court haring, the judge will decide whether to grant a long-term restraining order.
For more information or help with forms, contact your local Self-Help Center or talk to a lawyer.
What if someone asked for a restraining order against me?
If someone has filed court papers to ask for a restraining order against you, carefully read over the papers you were given.
If you were served with form WV-110, this means the judge granted a temporary restraining order against you. You must follow all the orders granted by the judge. If you don't, you could be arrested and charged with a crime. 
You will have a court date, which is listed on form WV-109. Make sure to go to your court date if you do not agree to the restraining order. At the court date, a judge will decide whether to grant a restraining order against you that can last up to three years.
This guide can help you figure out your options to "respond" and prepare for your case. Respond means to tell the judge if you agree or don't agree to the request for a restraining order.
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In California, a school violence restraining order can be granted against someone who has been violent or made a credible threat of violence against one or more students of a private postsecondary (after high school) school.