Connecticut D.U.I./Criminal and Traffic Defense

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Frederick P. Leaf

Practicing in: D.U.I./Criminal and Traffic Defense

Location: Greater New Haven

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An order issued by the court intended to help protect victims of domestic violence and children who have been abused, by requiring that the person who committed the violent act stay a certain distance from the residence. If a TRO is in place, the person who committed the violent act will be at risk for immediate arrest should they return to the residence (even if they were invited) and another violent act takes place.

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