How do I apply for a stalking restraining order?

I understand that you are inquiring about how to apply for a stalking restraining order and its effect.

If you are experiencing repeated stalking as described and the offender continues to pose a threat, it is important to take legal action promptly.

First, if the stalking continues, you should report it to the police to have the case registered.

The police investigate the case and take various measures in consideration of the victim's circumstances.

If there is a concern that it may develop into a stalking crime and the police determine that urgent action is needed for prevention, a restraining measure is applied.

Through this, the offender is prohibited from approaching within 100m of the victim and from making contact through telecommunications.

In addition, you can further apply to the court for a provisional injunction prohibiting the stalker from approaching.

To apply for this, you need evidence that can prove the offender's stalking conduct.

For example, text messages sent by the offender, CCTV footage, and witness statements can serve as key evidence for a restraining order response.

With this, you can formally file a provisional injunction for a restraining order with the court.

If the order is issued, the offender is prohibited from approaching or contacting the victim.

Stalking cases often lead to violent crimes such as murder.

Accordingly, victims should protect themselves through measures such as applying for a stalking restraining order.

In addition, using a personal protection service when necessary can also be effective.

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