In a recent court session, a protective order was issued against an individual, prohibiting them from engaging in several actions aimed at safeguarding the well-being of a woman named Juliet and her children. The order, which will remain in effect for two months, outlines four key restrictions.

Firstly, the individual is barred from committing any acts of family violence, which is already a criminal offense. Secondly, they are prohibited from communicating with Juliet or any family members in a threatening or harassing manner. The court emphasized the importance of careful communication, particularly over the phone.

Additionally, the individual must maintain a distance of at least 200 yards from two specific locations: Juliet's residence at 14008 Prospector Way in Elgin, Texas, and Elgin Elementary School located at 1005 West Second Street, also in Elgin. The court instructed that any personal belongings at these locations should be retrieved by someone else on the individual’s behalf.

Lastly, the order prohibits the possession of firearms or ammunition. Violation of this protective order could result in a penalty of up to one year in jail.

During the proceedings, the individual raised concerns about the implications of the order, particularly regarding their living situation and the presence of Juliet at the residence. The judge clarified that while the individual could seek legal counsel to modify the order if circumstances change, they must adhere to the current restrictions until further notice. The session concluded with a reminder of the legal consequences associated with non-compliance.