Offenses Against Persons
Effect of citation
- contents
- hearing
- court’s order
- use of statements made at hearing
Notes of Decisions
Statutory and constitutional rights to counsel do not apply to hearing for issuance of court stalking protective order because subject is not defendant in criminal action. Johnson v. McGrew, 137 Or App 55, 902 P2d 1209 (1995), Sup Ct review denied
Inclusion of potentially protected speech as conduct that court may elect to prohibit by protective stalking order does not make statute facially overbroad. Shook v. Ackert, 152 Or App 224, 952 P2d 1044 (1998)
Where source of reasonable alarm is causally unrelated to action constituting contact, prerequisites for stalking protective order are not met. Schiffner v. Banks, 177 Or App 86, 33 P3d 701 (2001)
Averments required in stalking complaint form, without presentation of additional evidence at hearing, do not provide basis for issuance of permanent stalking protective order. Lomax v. Carr, 194 Or App 518, 95 P3d 1163 (2004)