Q: If my ex boyfriend is in prison for aggravated assault and aggravated battery and while in prison he calls me
We have a no contact order so he in violation he gets parole and tries to call me again can I do anything for the prison letting him out with pending violation charges
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If your ex-boyfriend violates the no contact order by attempting to contact you while in prison, you can report the violation to the appropriate authorities. Provide any evidence or documentation you have of the attempted contact to support your report. It's important to take these violations seriously and advocate for your safety by informing prison officials of the breach of the no contact order.
If your ex-boyfriend is released on parole and continues to violate the no contact order by attempting to contact you again, you can take legal action to protect yourself. Contact law enforcement and inform them of the ongoing violations. They can investigate the matter and take appropriate steps to enforce the terms of the no contact order and ensure your safety.
Additionally, you may want to consider seeking a restraining order or protective order against your ex-boyfriend to further safeguard yourself from potential harm or harassment. Consult with a legal advocate or attorney who can guide you through the process of obtaining legal protection and provide support as you navigate these challenging circumstances. Your safety and well-being are paramount, and it's important to take proactive steps to protect yourself from further contact or potential harm from your ex-boyfriend.
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