Detroit, MI asked in Criminal Law for Michigan

Q: I was issued a PPO after I kept calling a woman asking for a std result and she never would give me can I fight this?

She provided every test result except one I also live in Ohio this woman lives in mi i also owned a firearm prior to meeting this woman the order says im supposed to turn over my firearm which I will I was wonder if I can fight the case do to woman giving me a std or should I just give up I do have text messages showing I was only concerned about my health

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Brent T. Geers
Brent T. Geers
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Grand Rapids, MI
  • Licensed in Michigan

A: Regardless of why you were contacting her, it apparently was non-consensual. The better way to have handled it? You could have filed a police report. You could sue her civilly.

Can you fight the PPO? Be mindful you only have 14 days to object once served. From what you write, I can't say you'll prevail. Just because you have a reason to contact someone doesn't give you the right to keep doing so. You could subject yourself to criminal charges of stalking.

You say this woman gave you an STD. You've presumably confirmed you have an STD. What have you to gain by continuing to reach out to her? Further confirmation? Treat yourself and move on.

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