California SB1374 allows educational institutions to seek restraining orders for students facing violence or threats.
California SB1374 amends the Code of Civil Procedure to allow chief administrative officers of postsecondary educational institutions to petition for temporary restraining orders and orders after hearing for students facing unlawful violence or credible threats of violence. These orders can include prohibitions on harassment, stalking, and other specified behaviors. The bill outlines procedures for hearings, service of orders, and enforcement, and mandates that the Judicial Council develop forms for these petitions.
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