Question

In what types of situations are restraining orders helpful?

A) The bully has already repeatedly attacked the victim, and there is plenty of evidence to convict the bully.
B) The bully has broken the law, but there is no enough evidence to convict him or her of a crime of any kind.
C) The bully has not yet broken the law, and there is little reason to think that he or she will eventually do something illegal.
D) The bully has not yet broken the law, but there is reason to believe he or she will if steps are not taken.

Answer 1

A, D

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer A) Yes! Since the victim can easily give evidence to stop the attacker, they should definitely take out restraining orders.

Answer B) No. However, you should keep an eye on the attacker.

Answer C) No. If the attacker is not suspicious at all, you should just drop it.

Answer D) Yes! You should go ahead and send in evidence. Since there is reason to believe the attacker will break the law, you should report them to make sure nothing out of control happens.