See these resources for information about what a Criminal Temporary Protection Order is, who is eligible and how to obtain one
Criminal protection orders - Columbus City Attorney
Difference between civil and criminal protection orders - Summit County Prosecutor FAQs
Statutes and rules related to Criminal Temporary Protection Orders in Ohio
Statutes and Rules Reference Chart
O.R.C. 2919.26 - Motion for and Hearing on Protection Order (Offenses against the family)
O.R.C. 2903.213 - Motion for and Hearing on Protection Order (non-family member)
Criminal Temporary Protection Order Forms - Warren County
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