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According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of the Restraining and Protective Order Handling Procedure?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of the Restraining and Protective Order Handling Procedure?
- To conduct the Restraining and Protective Order Audit
- To verify the validity of restraining and protective orders
- To establish a system for handling restraining and protective orders (correct)
- To place restraining and protective orders in the in-box
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what should be done when a restraining and/or protective order arrives at an Area?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what should be done when a restraining and/or protective order arrives at an Area?
- Verify its validity and place it in the in-box
- Verify its validity and remove it from the in-box
- Remove it from the in-box and follow the procedures for verification and data input
- Take it to the Area Records Unit and place it in the in-box (correct)
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what should be verified when receiving a restraining and/or protective order?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what should be verified when receiving a restraining and/or protective order?
- The order has been certified by the issuing court
- The order has not expired
- The proof of service was properly served upon the restrained party/respondent
- All of the above (correct)
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the maximum time limit for completing the inputting of a restraining and/or protective order into CARPOS?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the maximum time limit for completing the inputting of a restraining and/or protective order into CARPOS?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, where should the documents be placed after they have been checked by a second party?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, where should the documents be placed after they have been checked by a second party?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, how long should the orders be retained in the Subpoena Control area before being archived?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, how long should the orders be retained in the Subpoena Control area before being archived?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, who is responsible for designating a coordinator for a Firearms Emergency Protective Order or a Temporary Firearms Restraining Order?
According to the Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, who is responsible for designating a coordinator for a Firearms Emergency Protective Order or a Temporary Firearms Restraining Order?
According to Operations Order No.6, what should be done with the documents after they have been checked by a second party?
According to Operations Order No.6, what should be done with the documents after they have been checked by a second party?
According to Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of the binder in the Watch Commander's office?
According to Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of the binder in the Watch Commander's office?
According to Operations Order No.6, what is the responsibility of the Subpoena Control Officer for Firearms Emergency Protective Orders or Temporary Firearms Restraining Orders?
According to Operations Order No.6, what is the responsibility of the Subpoena Control Officer for Firearms Emergency Protective Orders or Temporary Firearms Restraining Orders?
According to Operations Order No.6, who is responsible for reviewing the directive and determining whether an audit or inspection should be conducted?
According to Operations Order No.6, who is responsible for reviewing the directive and determining whether an audit or inspection should be conducted?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of conducting the Restraining and Protective Order Audit?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what is the purpose of conducting the Restraining and Protective Order Audit?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what must be verified when receiving a restraining and/or protective order?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, what must be verified when receiving a restraining and/or protective order?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, where should a restraining and/or protective order be placed after it has been checked by a second party?
According to Office of Operations Operations Order No.6, where should a restraining and/or protective order be placed after it has been checked by a second party?
According to the text, who is responsible for verifying the documents for accuracy?
According to the text, who is responsible for verifying the documents for accuracy?
What is indicated by a red stamp on the bottom right-hand corner of the first page of the documents?
What is indicated by a red stamp on the bottom right-hand corner of the first page of the documents?
Where should the order and its attachments be placed after being checked by a second party?
Where should the order and its attachments be placed after being checked by a second party?
How long should inactive orders be retained in the Subpoena Control area before being archived?
How long should inactive orders be retained in the Subpoena Control area before being archived?
