The court is not to blame in this case. Family court can't guarantee safety outside of court. That is a fact in every state. I've seen no evidence that JD attempted to get a Protection Order and was denied.Yes, thanks for checking on this. I know there are 2 schools of thoughts on these orders but I can't help but think that if may have demonstrated her seriousness to the family court that she was fearful for her life? IDK, its a tough call. I just don't think the family court took her motions on personal safety seriously enough and that is why were are where we are. Women don't have many options and sure the order won't prevent someone intent on harming you but its one of the few tools available to keep someone away. I also think that by having the order in place that the police take any calls a bit more seriously. JMO.
When did police not take calls seriously in this case?
Women do have options such as getting security video/audio cameras to alert them when someone is near their home, carrying pepper spray, hiring a home security firm, etc.
JMO