The AFOQT is a standard test, a lot like taking the SATâs or the ACTâs. However, it is considerably more comprehensive. There are 12 sections to this test and it will take you 3 1/2 hours to complete the test. Although 210 minutes sounds like a lot, it can go by very quickly. When you take the 12 sections, your aggregate scores will be measured using five different scores.
Enforcing a Restraining Order. The person who has obtained a restraining order should be careful to keep a copy of the order with them at all times. This way, if the order is violated in any manner, the victim can immediately show the protective order to the police who respond to the call.
The police do not need to see the assault or threat, but they do need to see a copy of the Order. The abuser can be put in jail for up to 90 days and be ordered to pay a fine of up to $700.00 for violating the Domestic Violence Restraining Order.