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restraining order
noun
- a judicial order to forbid a particular act until a decision is reached on an application for an injunction.
restraining order
noun
- law an order issued by a civil court to a potential abuser to keep away from those named in the order
Word History and Origins
Origin of restraining order1
Example Sentences
He was also given a restraining order in relation to Mr Pike, his wife and children, for an indefinite period.
Wednesday’s appointment comes several days after a California appeals court issued a stay on a Los Angeles Superior Court judge’s restraining order that had prevented the city from filling the seat.
Hill was denied a restraining order against Bauer, and the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office declined to file charges against him.
Public Counsel and other nonprofit law firms continue to wait to see whether the Trump administration will honor a judge’s temporary restraining order, requiring that funds continue to flow to those representing immigrant children.
She asked for a restraining order at a specialist gender violence court in Malaga, so that her ex-partner couldn't be in contact with her or share her living space.
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