A Yolo County judge issued a criminal protective order prohibiting the accused from contacting the alleged victim as a condition of his release, despite the fact that he had already posted bail and been released.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge allowed lawful contact between the accused and his father after testimony showed that contact was welcome and part of the accused’s progress, rejecting the prosecution’s request to maintain a strict no-contact protective order.
Judge Clara Levers granted the defense request for a no-harassment order, allowing the accused to maintain remote contact with his family, but prohibiting him from approaching them physically, and imposed a criminal protective order under SOR.
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