My partner went to the police station and made a statements against me. The police officer put me on a protection order and there is a court case today. My partner and I have resolved the issue and want to know how to drop the order, and what will happen under Criminal Law if I do not attend the court case today?
QLD Criminal Law - How to Get Protection Order Dropped?
- Thread starter David strutton
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Hi,
My understanding is, in QLD when a the police are the applicant of the protection order, your partner has no power to stop the order from proceeding. I really hope you attended court today or you will probably find the order went through uncontested.
If I had of seen this earlier, I would have said to attend and tell the Magistrate that disagree with the order and the Magistrate would likely set a hearing date. Then at the hearing you would need to prove that anything raised in the protection order wasn't an issue. Please let me know how you went.
My understanding is, in QLD when a the police are the applicant of the protection order, your partner has no power to stop the order from proceeding. I really hope you attended court today or you will probably find the order went through uncontested.
If I had of seen this earlier, I would have said to attend and tell the Magistrate that disagree with the order and the Magistrate would likely set a hearing date. Then at the hearing you would need to prove that anything raised in the protection order wasn't an issue. Please let me know how you went.
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