Stalking order worse than a felony?

So if I am understanding you here, there is a permanent restraining order against you? But no criminal charge? Is this correct?

It sounds to me like your next stop is either an attorney, or blow off Central, (which seems like no loss from what I have heard, though I've never worked there,) and try someplace else. Why don't you try a different company before going to the trouble to contact a lawyer. If you get the same result, you probably need legal advice.

THAT IS NOT THE SAME as a "truck stop lawyer."

 

Protection orders in most states are typically good for a maximum of one year, although in some states for special situations including stalking they can remain active for up to 5 years. Permanent orders are usually only issued at the conclusion or disposition of a case, so if you have a permanent order against you then it is likely there is more to the story. If there is not more to the story it is unlikely you have a permanent order against you. Consult an attorney and find out. You can also have an NCIC check run and see if it shows up. All protection orders should eventually be entered there.

 

try suing her for defamation?

Try to obtain a copy of the order?

And of course, lawyer up.

 

You should take the advice of a previous poster and apply to another company and see if you get the same result.

But don't apply to the one that you REALLY want to work for because if you do and they deny you, you might not ever be able to get in there.

Apply to a company that you'd kinda like to work for and see what they say and if they say the same thing then get the advice of a REAL attorney to explore your options.

That way you can hopefully get this cleared up before you apply to the company that you REALLy want to work for.

Make sense?

 

Here is the way a company looks at it. You stole something or sold some dope years ago, well, people do dumb things in their youth. You have a record of stalking...you are now a vengeful weirdo, that has a posessive, vengeful personality, and can't control your emotions. You really think they are going to hire you when they think they may be the next people you stalk. And, many stalkers end up commiting murder.

That is what a company is thinking when they see stalker.

 

Ironicly, many companies... NEED to be stalked.

 

Years ago the owner of the company and the dispatcher was the same person. Sometimes they had an employee next to them that dispatched. Either way, you knew exactly who to punch in the nose.

 

Oregon stalking is a Class A misdemeanor. If violence is involved it is a Class C felony.
Stalking involves more than one unwanted contact and usually involves somebody stalking another person they aren't or haven't been in a relationship with. If it is a relationship the judge will usually just issue a restraining order. The stalking order can be a permanent order unless the court vacates the order, which they are not real inclined to do. You needed an attorney when you originally went to court. You REALLY need an attorney now as this will follow you the rest of your life and if the ex wants to have more fun all she has to do is call and say you contacted her again and you go to jail.