How many identifying images can a Protection Order record contain at maximum?

A Protection Order record can contain a maximum of ten identifying images. This limit is established to ensure that there is sufficient documentation and visual identification associated with an individual who is involved in a protection order case. The inclusion of multiple images helps law enforcement and relevant authorities accurately identify the protected person as well as any potential subjects of the order, ensuring that the order can be enforced effectively. By having a set number of images, the system also maintains consistency and prevents the potential for overload or mismanagement of records, which could occur if the number of images were unlimited.