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===Step 3. The peace bond hearing=== | ===Step 3. The peace bond hearing=== | ||
If the person refuses to sign the peace bond, there will be a '''peace bond hearing''' before a judge. At the hearing, you will need to '''testify''' (tell your story), indicating the reasons for your fear. You can have a lawyer represent you during the hearing, but | If the person refuses to sign the peace bond, there will be a '''peace bond hearing''' before a judge. At the hearing, you will need to '''testify''' (tell your story), indicating the reasons for your fear. You can have a lawyer represent you during the hearing, but you don’t have to. | ||
At the end of the hearing, the judge will: | At the end of the hearing, the judge will: | ||