Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
I currently have a criminal protective order against me. Several months ago, I provided funds (in court) to the protected person to cover their attorney fees for amending or modifying the CPO. However, it has been six months, and I have received no updates or communication regarding the modification. I assumed I would have been notified by now if any changes were made. I am aware that I am prohibited from communicating with the protected person, either directly or through a third party.
I would like to know if it is legal to contact the protected person’s attorney via email to inquire about the status of the CPO’s modification and to ask if I am still prohibited from communicating with their client. My inquiry would strictly pertain to the CPO and would not involve any attempt to persuade or indirectly contact the protected person.
1 Answer from Attorneys
You're free to contact the attorney, not the person.
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