Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat
Posted by Curmudgeon on 5/31/05
How much "due process" do you want? You were notified of the hearing date and the opportunity to contest the order. Instead, you chose to refuse the certified mail and to ignore the court process. You made that decision. Now you're stuck with it. On 5/31/05, John in Florida wrote: > No! I just want to clear my name. Besides, her issuance of > the order was for punishment, not fear. I'm also returning to > within 20 miles of her location. > > > > >
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violated, 5/30/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/30/05, by Ozarks Lawyer.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by Curmudgeon.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by 00.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 6/13/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 7/05/05, by Who Cares .
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 8/13/07, by pam.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 9/21/08, by Scott Blackwell.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 9/21/08, by smiley.
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