Court extends protection order for Felicia Morgan against Bobby Hood for six months

A Tennessee court has granted a six-month extension of an order of protection in a case involving Miss Elmore and Mr. Keeney. The judge clarified that while Mr. Keeney is prohibited from contacting Miss Elmore, he is still allowed to maintain contact with his children under court-approved visitation terms.

During the hearing, the judge emphasized the importance of ensuring Miss Elmore's safety, stating, "You're not to come around or threaten or harass or have any contact with Miss Elmore other than that which is allowed by the court regarding the visitation with your children."

In a separate case, the court also addressed an order of protection requested by Miss Morgan against Mr. Hood. Despite Mr. Hood's claim that he had not been in contact with Miss Morgan for over five years, the judge proceeded to extend the order for up to one year after confirming Miss Morgan's desire for protection.

These decisions highlight the court's commitment to addressing domestic safety concerns while balancing parental rights. The extensions serve as a reminder of the legal system's role in protecting individuals from harassment and ensuring the well-being of children involved in such cases.