§ 6251 Emergency Protective Order Requirements
This law says a judge can make an emergency order to protect someone if there's a big risk of harm right now, like domestic violence, child abuse, or elder abuse.
A neighbor hears loud screaming and sounds of hitting from the apartment next door.
If the neighbor calls the police and they believe someone is in immediate danger, a judge can quickly issue an order to protect the person being hurt.
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§ 6251 Emergency Protective Order Requirements
Last verified: January 9, 2026