They're “just a piece of paper” and mean NOTHING to a person bent
on committing an outrageous crime. If you want to commit murder, what
hindrance is a restraining order? The “penalty” for violating a
restraining order means NOTHING to somebody who wants to beat up his
wife—or KILL her. It's just a minor obstacle, easily overcome. When
he is charged with murder, violating a restraining order is just a
piffle. A good example right now is that FEDERAL cop who murdered his
wife and a bunch of other people in a shooting spree that went all
over town in a DC suburb. She had a restraining order against him.
Did it do her any good? Not a chance. She's dead. And so are five
other people. He violated that restraining order and he'll be
punished for it, and he will hardly notice. But who cares? He'll be
punished for mass murder, too, which is a little more important.
(Orlando Sentinel)
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