What type of information must be included in a protective order issued per CCP 7B.003?

In a protective order issued under CCP 7B.003, including a statement of required findings based on reasonable grounds is essential because this establishes the legal basis for the order. This statement serves to justify the necessity of the protective order by outlining the credible evidence or concerns that led to its issuance. It fundamentally ensures that the order is grounded in legal reasoning and supported by the circumstances presented, thus protecting the rights of both the complainant and the alleged offender.

In contrast, while detailed descriptions of prior incidents, personal details of the alleged offender, and specific dates of occurrences may be relevant in certain contexts, they do not constitute the required findings necessary for a protective order. The focus of CCP 7B.003 is on the rationale behind the protective order, ensuring that it is not issued arbitrarily but rather based on substantiated legal grounds. Having this clarity not only reinforces due process but also contributes to the overall integrity of the judicial system.