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If you feel threatened or need immediate assistance, dial 911:
A Domestic Violence Order of Protection, Civil No Contact Order and Stalking No Contact Order is issued to stop abusers from harming or stalking victims. For assistance in obtaining any one of these orders of protection, please contact A Safe Place/D100 at 847-360-6471. If there is a pending criminal case, please remain in contact with the State’s Attorney’s Office Victim Assistance Coordinator (847-377-3000) to stay informed on the status of the criminal case and to notify your Victim Assistance Coordinator of changes in your contact information, residence, place of employment, or other important information.
Under the Illinois Domestic Violence Act, the Court may issue an Order of Protection or No Contact Order granting victims and their children protection from abusers. Illinois Orders of Protection and No Contact Orders fall under one of 3 categories:
Orders also may protect the following:
If you feel threatened or need immediate assistance, dial 911:
847-249-4450 - 24-Hour Help Line
asafeplaceforhelp.org
217-789-2830 - Help Line
ilcadv.org
800-799-7233 - 24-Hour Help Line
TTY: 800-787-3224
thehotline.org
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A Domestic Violence Order of Protection, Civil No Contact Order and Stalking No Contact Order is issued to stop abusers from harming or stalking victims. For assistance in obtaining any one of these orders of protection, please contact A Safe Place/D100 at 847-360-6471. If there is a pending criminal case, please remain in contact with the State’s Attorney’s Office Victim Assistance Coordinator (847-377-3000) to stay informed on the status of the criminal case and to notify your Victim Assistance Coordinator of changes in your contact information, residence, place of employment, or other important information.
Under the Illinois Domestic Violence Act, the Court may issue an Order of Protection or No Contact Order granting victims and their children protection from abusers. Illinois Orders of Protection and No Contact Orders fall under one of 3 categories:
Domestic Violence - Order of Protection
Protection issued for abused victims who are:- Family members related by blood
- Current or ex-spouses
- Current or former roommates
- The parent of a child in common (or alleged child in common) or a blood relationship through a child in common
- Currently (or previously) dating or engaged
- People with disabilities assisted by caretakers
Sexual Assault - Civil No Contact Order
Protection issued for victims of non-consensual sexual conduct or sexual penetration.Orders also may protect the following:
- Family or household members of victim
- Rape crisis center employees and volunteers
- Emergency Order (valid for 14-21 days)
- Plenary Order (valid up to 2 years)
Stalking - No Contact Order
Protection issued for any person who is the victim of a course of conduct that causes the victim to fear for his or her safety or the safety of another person or to suffer emotional distress, and relief is not available to the victim through the Illinois Domestic Violence Act or through a Sexual Assault Civil No Contact Order.If you feel threatened or need immediate assistance, dial 911:
Where you can get help and advice:
Safe Place
847-249-4450 - 24-Hour Help Line
asafeplaceforhelp.org
Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence
217-789-2830 - Help Line
ilcadv.org
National Domestic Violence Hotline
800-799-7233 - 24-Hour Help Line
TTY: 800-787-3224
thehotline.org
Brochures
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Sheriff's Office
Physical Address
25 S Martin Luther King Jr Avenue,
Waukegan, IL 60085
Phone 847-377-4000 or 847-549-5200 (Non-Business Hours)Fax 847-984-5974
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John Idleburg
Sheriff