DEREK JAMES LAWSON

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation

A person arrested for violating a protection order must be brought before a judge without unnecessary delay. The judge must set up a hearing within ten working days (unless extended), set a reasonable bail amount, and notify both the victim and the accused person about the hearing date.

Penalty: Violation