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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved reforms Tuesday to improve the restraining-order system and protect victims of domestic violence and stalking. The motion directs county officials to identify millions of dollars for legal assistance, courthouse clinics and a public-service hotline, and to assess ways to improve enforcement and support survivors. The vote followed a Los Angeles Times investigation that found only 21% of restraining orders requested in the county were granted and sheriff’s deputies failed to locate targets 49% of the time in 2025.
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