Mighty Mouse, I see U have great confidence on the police, but U sure have a lot to learn about crime. How often do U hear of a restraiing order being violated and the person stalking killing the victim with the piece of paper (R.O.) lots right, so where were the cops then to stop the stalker. Cops can't be at all places at all times.
And as previously stated, I can't go on to give the nuances of my case, it's just to lenghthily.
But since U guys cannot seem to give me a straight forward answer, the tort is for the retaliation of my civil rights. Since all defendants will be enjoined, for reasons I am not going to get into, all I want to know from anyone who really knows, is whether I can file the tort when filing the OTSC or am I somehow legally precluded from doing so.
Don't ask what my damages are or if I know what something is or not. A simple informative answer is all I need. As is evident here, everyone has opinions and want to share them. But I don't need opinions, only a simple and direct answer to the question.
If U don't know well then just don't say anything... Time is too precious for me to be wasting it on people trying to second guess me. I'm looking for solid information to help me in my legal research, and if U don't have anything solid to tell me, then leave it be.
Oh Army Judge, it's more like gang stalking, and because the cops have not been involved -- yet, because I was trying to resolve the matter through ADR, it does not mean it is not happening. Like I said, do some research on the subject before guessing. A good place is National Center for Victims of Crime. There U will find great info, as well as other sites on either stalking or gang/organized stalking. Also check Fox News video on gang stalking entitled: gangstalkingsantacruzca You will see that those stalked and harassed have made multiple complaints to no avail. Word of wisdom, don't assume anything, check into it and speak thereafter with some knowledge on the subject.
I still need some help here and if anyone really has the right answer, I look forward to reading it.
Thanks.