In a recent court session, a judge issued an emergency protection order against an individual, prohibiting any direct or indirect communication with the protected party, who is identified as the individual's fiancée. The order restricts contact to communication through an attorney or a court-appointed representative, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

The judge clarified that the individual must avoid two specific addresses associated with the protected party, including one located on North Hill Street. The individual expressed confusion regarding the addresses and the implications of the order, particularly since the protected party resides with him. The judge reiterated that the emergency protection order remains in effect until September 30, unless modified by a court.

Additionally, the individual was informed of the consequences of violating the order, which could lead to further legal charges. The session also addressed a separate charge against another individual, Jim Thompson, who faces a third-degree felony assault charge related to family violence. The potential penalties for Thompson include a fine of up to $10,000 and a prison sentence ranging from two to ten years.

The court proceedings highlight the legal measures in place to protect individuals from domestic violence and the strict enforcement of protection orders.