Which provision governs the Lifetime No-Contact injunction included in protective orders?

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Which provision governs the Lifetime No-Contact injunction included in protective orders?

The idea being tested is how long-term safety protections are authorized in protective orders. In Arizona, the lifetime no-contact provision inside a protective order is specifically authorized by 13-719(D). This subsection lets the court include a no-contact order that lasts for the life of the offender when it finds ongoing danger, ensuring the victim has enduring protection. Other statutes like 13-3602 and 13-3603 address protective orders in a broader sense—definitions, remedies, and procedures for obtaining orders or temporary protections—but they don’t establish the lifetime no-contact mandate. So the long-lasting no-contact injunction comes from 13-719(D).

The idea being tested is how long-term safety protections are authorized in protective orders. In Arizona, the lifetime no-contact provision inside a protective order is specifically authorized by 13-719(D). This subsection lets the court include a no-contact order that lasts for the life of the offender when it finds ongoing danger, ensuring the victim has enduring protection. Other statutes like 13-3602 and 13-3603 address protective orders in a broader sense—definitions, remedies, and procedures for obtaining orders or temporary protections—but they don’t establish the lifetime no-contact mandate. So the long-lasting no-contact injunction comes from 13-719(D).

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