"SOMETIMES THE LAW IS AN ASS!"

domestic violenceWe've probably all heard this old proverb, but nowhere is it more appropriate than when it comes to Domestic Violence and Domestic Violence Violation of No Contact Orders. If these misguided laws aren't a violation of an individual's Constitution Right of Freedom of Association and Free Speech under the First Amendment, I don't know what is.

What does it say about our society when a person can be sent to prison for years merely for speaking to someone, or living with them at their request? Is this REALLY what you want your tax dollars wasted on? Does it make sense that a person can be sent to prison for years merely for speaking to or living with someone voluntarily, while another person can commit a violent assault and be out of jail in a matter of months?

Or is it time to let Prosecutors and police know that No Contact Orders should be issued sparingly in situations where the victims WANT NO CONTACT with the accused and where it is clear that such Orders will potentially prevent future harm?

BEWARE of No Contact Orders. Violating them, even with the consent of the "protected" party, can put you behind bars for years. A Court Order, no matter how idiotic it may seem, is still a Court Order. Violate them at your peril!

If you or a loved one have been charged with a Domestic Violence offense of for Violating a Domestic Violence No Contact Order, you need an attorney yesterday! Call Robert S. McKay & Associates immediately!

Keep the Criminal Justice System from ruining YOUR family and your life in the name of "Domestic Tranquility"!! Being charged with ANY Domestic Violence offense is serious business. A conviction could destroy your family , your job, and your happiness.

Call (877) 242-4808 today, before it's too late!

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