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Definition: A court order temporarily prohibiting a person from having firearms if they pose a significant danger. Law enforcement or family members can petition for an RPO. Temporary orders last 14 days; final orders last up to 12 months.
Category: FL-Specific Laws · Statute: F.S. 790.401 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Risk Protection Order (RPO) in Florida
A court order temporarily prohibiting a person from having firearms if they pose a significant danger. Law enforcement or family members can petition for an RPO. Temporary orders last 14 days; final orders last up to 12 months.
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