Posted by JED L. KELSON, kelsonjm@aol.com, on 12/16/02

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I was served with a Protective Order that stated: "The
Respondent is prohibited from directly or indirectly
contacting, harassing, telephoning, or otherwise
communicating with the Petitioner." A month and a half
later i left her a note asking the whereabouts of a word
processor and safe. She sent back a note denying any
knowledge. I left her another note stating she was lying
because I hd found the contents of the safe but no safe.
I was arrested for violating the Protective Order. Did I
have a first amendment right to write her that private
note?

Re: PROTECTIVE ORDERS UNDER UTAH LAW, 12/20/02, by R. Murley.

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