Will a restraining order ruin her teaching career?
822416
No.  It isn't even something that shows up on a background check.  Maybe with the issuance of the order, the other person will just back off.  Could be a blessing in disguise.
145943
The first thing that I would do is have her get a restraining order against him. As far the whole cyber thing, it is very hard to stop him from doing that. However, if he is harassing her she can press charges. Since he is only contacting her friends, it would be pretty difficult to convince a judge that she is being harassed. That is the bad news... the good news is a restraining order will make it a crime for him to be near her.
976534
Yes, you are wrong.  She is teaching a class and perfectly within her rights to outline classroom conduct expectations.\n\nYou are argumentative with your back talk and your refusal to do things the way she expects, which is distracting to the other students.\n\nAnd now you want to get "cute" and dissect the class syllabus for "contract infringement."  Give me a break.\n\nNot only is she fully within her rights to penalize your grade but she can expel you from the entire class.  \n\n \n\nYou say you are "grown up" but you are not, you have a lot of growing up to do.  I suggest you take responsibility for your own actions and obey the rules of the class.\n\nPeace.
121774
Leave it alone, it will lead to nothing. the instructor will be fired and your future at the school would be at stake, it is not worth it. \nJust do your work and don't expect any special treatment.\nFind a friend or two in the class and play that way. it could lead to something better!
202536
Pay attention to her, listen to her, satisfy her needs, make her laugh.  Don't go overboard, though, or you'll be on the wrong end of a restraining order.  :-(
180061
This is probably going to largely depend on the type of restraining order, and the state you are in.\n\nIn California, many restraining orders prohibit the acquisition or possession of firearms.  \n\nSo, if the employment you are seeking requires the use of a firearm, such a restraining order (while it was valid) definitely would have a negative effect on your ability to obtain that job.
776586
You don't want to jeopardize his teaching career.  You shouldn't say anything unless the professor makes the first move.  If he makes the first move, then he's voluntarily putting his career on the line then.
367472
Do you know who this person is.  \n\nIf you do.  \n\nGo to a judge, request a restraining order.  Tell the judge you have been threatened by this person, you family, hubby, kids, the dog,  have all been threatened.  Tell the Judge you fear for your life. CRY.  You dont have to tell the truth, make things up and lace it with the truth.  \n\nYou will get the order and that person willbe served by the county sherriff where they live in FL.  They will be enjoined against contacting you in any way and against being in physical proximity to you at a set distance.  YOu have the same restrictions on you.  If they violate that order they can be arrested.  Screen your calls with an answering machine, record his calls, if you think he might come arouned have a video camera.  \n\nOver the top but legal:  Keep a gun in your home, or mace, or get a mean dog.  If he tries to come in your house - defend yourself and call the police.  If he calls you, comes near you, writes you a note, call the police.  \n\nIm in FL.  tell me where you are and ill solve your problem for a small fee (hehehehe, just kidding)
236971
Call the police and get a restraining order.
84208
File a restraining order.
798582
Restraining orders are almost always exclusive to personal relationships. If you had a stalker or a history of problems with an individual that was documented, it may constitute as a relatonship and then be considered for a restraining order.  it is a bit twisted but, there are anti stalker laws and stay-away orders to prevent people from evading your personal well being.  You can't just get an order if something is aggrivating you because they exist.  You have to be personally in danger or I doubt a judge will grant any of the orders. We are very particular about limiting peoples freedom in this country....First Amendment...free speech all that stuff we enjoy so freely in this wonderful nation.  People could start a protest in front of your home and in order to stop it you would have to convince a judge that your being hurt by it or they could camp out peacefully and picket all day long forever.  Gottaluvit...Jenn
1123855
No there is not, tell them to stop or else, what they are doing is called harassment and they could get in some serious trouble for it, they can even get into juvy, if it doesn't stop tell a teacher
1085122
Read the restraining order.  What does it say?\n\nLiekly not, since it has to be within  a physical number of feet (I think)\n\nBut, read the restraining order.  The police have it, he ccan get a copy of it if he doesn't already.
1053170
if niether the petitioner or respondant appear at the OSC, then the case will be dropped.  you can also file a Request for Dismissal to drop the case yourself before the hearing date.  \n\nhowever, if you felt the need to file for a restraing order in the first place and the judge agreed by granting it, then you probably need a restraining order against this person.   one of our clients went against the RO she filed on her bf and she continued to see him. she had filed the RO in feb and she was killed in may.  please, dont take this lightly.  good luck
539277
If the prof is teaching the student, no. It's almost certainly against the rules of the administration, and if they find out he could be fired, no matter how old the student is. Even if he isn't teaching her, it's not a good idea while she attends college there.
781296
It will be in place until his case has had a disposition, in other words not until there is a verdict in his case.  If he pleads guilty at his arraingment then the restraining order would be lifted unless you request the judge extend it.  Not sure what state you are in, but here in Wyoming it is called a "no contact order"   \n\nNo offense, but women like you really frustrate us police officers.  We are out there to protect women like you from the boyfriends and husbands that are beating up their wives.  When we are able to press charges on guys like that and the wife/girlfriend goes back and gets beat up again, doesnt make it any easier for us.  If i was you i would follow the other answers advice and stay away anyway, extend that restraining order.  Next time it could be your baby that gets hurt.
780425
Notify the dean about her teachings.  Teachers like this should already be on his watch list.  I had a prof. in college like that and they fired her.