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Meanings of protective order in English

Russian
запретительный судебный приказ

Order used by a court to protect a person or entity.

запретительный судебный приказ
Usage of protective order in English
1
A judge denied her application for a protective order, and Hale appealed.
Wired
2
She is charged with stalking, harassment and violating a protective order.
Ebony
3
The case is subject to a protective order in order to shield confidential information.
Reuters
4
He declined to give further details, citing a protective order issued by the court.
Reuters
5
On Jan. 12, an emergency protective order against Brenda was filed on the singer's behalf.
Ebony
6
Mueller wants to alter a protective order relating to some confidential materials in Maxwell's criminal case.
The Guardian
7
The judge in Maxwell's criminal case did not agree with Mueller's request to modify the protective order.
The Guardian
8
Virginia can confiscate firearms from anyone who is under a permanent protective order for domestic violence offenses.
Reuters
9
Potash Corp in turn has asked the court for a protective order that would stymie BHP's request.
Reuters
10
The protective order would remain in place.
Escape
11
She filed a protective order against him.
The Guardian
12
Pohl said his protective order was designed to prevent the release of information that might endanger national security.
Reuters
13
Due to a protective order by the judge, she said she could not answer questions about Cosby's testimony.
Reuters
14
Durkin has granted a protective order that blocks prosecutors and the defense from disseminating information about the case.
Reuters
15
Instead, the administration challenged Walker to go beyond a protective order and actually demand disclosure of the records.
Wired
16
Hudson has also dropped her protective order, which prohibited David from having contact with her or their son.
Ebony
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