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• Officials did not give a reason, but said they acted after being granted an emergency protection order.
• They were removed from the home of Alan and Judith Kilshaw in January under an emergency protection order, the terms of which were not disclosed.
• When the parents asked what would happen if they refused any kind of treatment, they were told the hospital could seek an emergency protection order.
• Some local authorities choose to seek assistance from the police when courts are unwilling to hear an application for an Emergency Protection order at short notice.
• When the local authority is informed they must initiate a Section 47 inquiry and may also then wish to apply to the court for an Emergency Protection Order to protect the child from harm.
• An emergency protection order may also include an exclusion requirement which can stipulate that a person must leave or not enter the home of the child or must stay away from the area the child live.
• The baby's parents attended a hearing at Gosforth Magistrates'Court in Newcastle Tuesday afternoon at which social services attempted to win the emergency protection order that would allow staff to proceed with medical treatment.
• An emergency protection order also was issued Thursday, barring Sizemore from coming within 100 yards ( 91 meters ) of the witness or contacting her, Frank Mateljan of the city attorney's office said Friday.
• The twin babies at the center of a trans-Atlantic adoption row were in the care of social workers Friday after authorities removed them from their British adoptive parents citing an " emergency protection order ."
• Officials from the northern English city of Newcastle hoped to get an emergency protection order to stop Aziz Rafi and Suzanne Taylor from removing their 3-month-old daughter, Maria Rafi, from the Royal Victoria Infirmary.
• The babies were removed from the custody of the couple, Alan and Judith Kilshaw, under undisclosed terms of an emergency protection order and prepared for placement with temporary foster parents, the fourth set of parents in their short lives.
• No longer are police officers falling asleep or reading the newspaper at domestic violence training sessions in San Francisco, said Ken Theisen, a paralegal at the Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation, who teaches the classes on how to serve emergency protection orders.
• Further legal steps are now in hand which will place all of the issues, including the complex legal, practical and international dimensions, before the High Court prior to the ( expiration ) of the Emergency Protection Order on Jan . 26,
• "The consent of the parents is therefore being sought to progress with what is essential treatment and in addition the uncertainty and difficulty encountered with the parents has necessitated the seeking of an emergency protection order, " the statement continued.
• As a professional worker, a social worker can request that a police constable exercise their power in situations where a child is at immediate risk of harm or abuse; a social worker will then often follow the procedure for an emergency protection order via the judicial system.
• "You can't have it both ways, " ruled Judge Megan Lake Thornton of Fayette District Court in levying fines of $ 100 and $ 200 in recent weeks against the two women, who had obtained emergency protection orders forbidding future contact with their partners, but later relented and contacted the men.
• She has spoken out about the levels of violence in the region, noting a 2009 report indicated 79 % of Tongan women had been the victims of physical or sexual violence and 2012 Ma'a Fafine Mo e Famili ( MFF ) study showed 75 % of Tongan women have experienced Family Protection Bill which required victims to be informed of their rights and legal procedures, allowed police to issue immediate emergency protection orders, and established a monitoring committee.