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injunction
(redirected from Stay away order)

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injunction
[injungk′shən]
Etymology: L, injungere, to enjoin
a court order that prevents a party from performing a specified act.


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The stay away order will be issued in the magistrates and crown courts where there is a conviction for domestic violence, but also crucially where there has been an acquittal," said Ms Harman.
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The stay away order went out this morning and in fact we saw one jet skimming along the loch towards us suddenly veer away as if the pilot had just received the command.
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10, $50 victim witness fee, stay away order, no contact with victim and counseling; disturbing the peace, pretrial probation until Oct.
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