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FL S1242
Bill
AI Summary
- Amends Florida law to specify that no contact orders become effective immediately upon court order and remain enforceable until the offense is resolved or modified
- Establishes eight prohibited acts in no contact orders unless modified by the court, including: refusing to vacate shared dwelling, going within 500 feet of victim's residence/school/employment, committing acts of violence, and threatening the victim
- Prohibits direct or indirect communication with the victim by telephone or other means, unless the court allows indirect contact through a third party
- Prohibits coming within 100 feet of the victim's motor vehicle and destroying the victim's property
- Requires defendants to surrender firearms and ammunition if ordered by the court
- Effective October 1, 2014
Legislative Description
No Contact Orders
Last Action
Died in Criminal Justice
5/2/2014
Committee Referrals
Criminal Justice3/18/2014
Judiciary2/28/2014
Full Bill Text
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