A Wisconsin Order Extending Injunction — Civil or Juvenile Harassment is a court order issued in Wisconsin that prohibits a person from engaging in certain activities, such as physical or verbal harassment, that could be disruptive or harmful to another person. This order is also known as a restraining order or no contact order. It is issued when a court finds that the person has engaged in a pattern of behavior that is likely to cause emotional distress or physical harm to another person. There are two types of Wisconsin Order Extending Injunction — Civil or Juvenile Harassment: a civil order and a juvenile order. A civil order is typically issued when one person has been harassing another in a public setting, such as on a street corner or in a park. A juvenile order is typically issued when a minor has been engaging in harassing behavior towards another minor. In either case, the order prohibits the person from engaging in certain activities, such as making contact with the other person, entering their home or workplace, or sending them unwanted emails or text messages.
A Wisconsin Order Extending Injunction — Civil or Juvenile Harassment is a court order issued in Wisconsin that prohibits a person from engaging in certain activities, such as physical or verbal harassment, that could be disruptive or harmful to another person. This order is also known as a restraining order or no contact order. It is issued when a court finds that the person has engaged in a pattern of behavior that is likely to cause emotional distress or physical harm to another person. There are two types of Wisconsin Order Extending Injunction — Civil or Juvenile Harassment: a civil order and a juvenile order. A civil order is typically issued when one person has been harassing another in a public setting, such as on a street corner or in a park. A juvenile order is typically issued when a minor has been engaging in harassing behavior towards another minor. In either case, the order prohibits the person from engaging in certain activities, such as making contact with the other person, entering their home or workplace, or sending them unwanted emails or text messages.
