Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
I was falsely arrested and charged with DV battery, as a result a no contact order was placed. I was notified that no charges were filed and the case was dropped, but I am unsure if the order is still in place. The person the order concerned has attempted to make contact but I am concerned about being charged with an injunction violation if I respond.
1 Answer from Attorneys
More information or clarification is needed. If there was a no contact order as part of a criminal court case then if that case was dismissed then the no contact order would be dismissed as well. But this may be separate from a domestic relations injunction. If there is a separate injunction then the dismissal of the criminal case will have no impact on the injunction, though you may wish to file a motion to terminate the injunction.
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