She says there's no system in place that lets victims know if their orders of protection have expired, as Connor mentioned, so her office is creating a solution that works to avoid the problem. It alerts victims who it may have an offender who served with a protective order when that's happening, when that's happened, so that they can take extra steps to protect themselves. It also helps victims by notifying them 30 days before the expiration of a protective order so that they can go to court with their advocate and ask to have that extended. (00:21–00:34)
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Asserts that a system alerts victims when an offender is served with a protective order.
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