What must an IDACS coordinator do after a court issues a protective order?

A coordinator's primary responsibility after a court issues a protective order is to provide additional information to ensure accuracy in the registry. When a protective order is issued, it is crucial that all relevant data is accurately reflected in the system to protect individuals involved, ensure compliance with the court's directives, and maintain the integrity of law enforcement and court operations.

This means that the coordinator must review the order, update the registry with the pertinent details, and ensure that this information is readily available to law enforcement and other necessary entities. Keeping the information current is vital for quick access in situations where law enforcement or other parties may need to verify the existence of the order.

Addressing the need for accurate and up-to-date information helps in enforcing protective measures effectively and prevents potential misunderstandings or violations of the order.