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Order Of Restraint (Condition Of Probation Or Sentence) Form. This is a Alabama form and can be use in CR-Series (Criminal) Statewide.
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State of Alabama
Unified Judicial System
Form CR-49
Rev.1/2000
ORDER OF RESTRAINT
Case Number
(Condition of Probation/Sentence)
IN THE_____________________________________COURT OF_____________________________________, ALABAMA
(Circuit or District)
(Name of County)
STATE OF ALABAMA v.______________________________________________________________________ Defendant
The defendant is hereby immediately restrained and enjoined from harassing, intimidating, interfering with any
peaceful activities, or committing any acts of violence upon the person of_________________________________________.
The defendant is further restrained from: ___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________.
This Order is entered based upon a finding by the court that there has been a history of violence of abuse as
evidenced in this case.
This Order of Restraint shall be a condition of defendant’s probation/sentence.
Further, the criminal sanctions
contained in the Protection from Abuse Act, Section 30-5-9, Ala. Code 1975, hereby apply to any and all subsequent
violations of the restraining order.
__________________________________
Date
c:
____________________________________________________
Judge
Defendant/Defense Attorney
District Attorney
Witness __________________________________
Sheriff’s Department
City Police Department
NOTE TO DEFENDANT: A willful violation of this ORDER is a Class A misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine not to exceed two thousand dollars
($2,000.00) or imprisonment for up to a year in jail, or both, and is also punishable by contempt.
A second conviction is punishable by a minimum of 30 days imprisonment which may not be suspended. A third or subsequent conviction is punishable
by a minimum sentence of 120 days imprisonment which may not be suspended. In addition, upon conviction the defendant will be responsible for paying
½ of the incarceration for each day imprisoned in the county jail.
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