§ 12-29-8.1 - Restraining order no-contact order system (R.O.N.C.O.).
SECTION 12-29-8.1
§ 12-29-8.1 Restraining order no-contactorder system (R.O.N.C.O.). – (a) All domestic violence and sexual assault protective orders must be filed inthe R.O.N.C.O. system at the attorney general's bureau of criminalidentification (B.C.I.) unit.
(b) All protective orders from district court, superiorcourt, family court, police departments and bail commissioners must be filedupon issuance by faxing or delivering the orders to the B.C.I. unit no laterthan the end of the day of issuance. Orders shall include the following: theterms of the order, the date of issuance, the date of the second hearing (ifany), the dates of birth of the parties, and the date of expiration.
(2) All modifications and terminations of the orders mustalso be faxed or delivered to the B.C.I. unit no later than the end of the dayof the modification. Any protective order issued pursuant to chapter 15 oftitle 15, chapter 8.1 of title 8, and chapter 5 of title 15 which is terminatedor expires for any reason, and any no-contact order issued by any superiorcourt, district court or family court which is removed, rescinded or expiredfor any reason shall be expunged within thirty (30) days from the R.O.N.C.O.system and the prior existence of the protective order or no-contact ordershall not be disclosed except by court order.
(c) A person entitled to protection under an existingprotection order shall, upon request, be given a certified copy of the order bythe court clerk. The attorney general's B.C.I. unit shall accept the certifiedcopy and enter that copy into the R.O.N.C.O. system.
(d) For purposes of this section, "protective orders"includes all family, district, and superior court restraining orders, as wellas district and superior court no-contact orders.