The Intrafamily Offenses and Anti-Stalking Orders Amendment Act of 2020 created a new process -- an Anti-Stalking Order (ASO) -- to deal with allegations of stalking in Washington, D.C. in which the parties are not related or in a domestic relationship. Violation of an ASO is punishable as criminal contempt.
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