"Permanent" protective orders for victims of domestic violence won't be so permanent under a recent decision by the Georgia Supreme Court.
October 31, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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“Permanent” protective orders for victims of domestic violence won’t be so permanent under a recent decision by the Georgia Supreme Court.
The Oct. 21 ruling says trial judges may terminate a permanent protective order in certain circumstances. The decision affirms a ruling of a state Court of Appeals panel that a phalanx of lawyers had fought as harmful to those fearing abuse.
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