What is included in a Protection Order?

A Protection Order is designed primarily to prevent violent acts or harassment and to ensure the safety of individuals from potential threats. This legal document restricts the actions of a person who may pose a danger, making it clear that they must refrain from any contact or violent behavior towards the person who requested the order. Such orders are critical in situations involving domestic violence, stalking, or harassment, as they provide an immediate measure of protection.

The other options do not align with the primary purpose of a Protection Order. Injunctions against companies or orders related to property disputes, while they may be part of legal proceedings, do not specifically address personal safety and harassment. Similarly, recommendations for counseling, while potentially beneficial, do not constitute a legal order aimed directly at preventing harm or ensuring safety. Thus, the focus of a Protection Order on preventing violent acts or harassment is what distinguishes it clearly in this context.