What is the maximum number of images a Protection Order can contain?

The maximum number of images a Protection Order can contain is one mug shot and ten identifying images. This specific combination provides a comprehensive visual identification of the individual involved in the protection order by accommodating both a primary mug shot and additional identifying images, which may include photographs that highlight distinguishing features or characteristics of the person. This arrangement ensures that law enforcement and other relevant parties have sufficient visual information to assist in recognizing the individual, thereby enhancing the overall effectiveness of the protection order.

In contrast, options that suggest a maximum of three images or two mug shots do not align with the established guidelines regarding the number and types of images allowable in protection orders. Similarly, stating a total of five images falls short of the actual capacity outlined for such documents in terms of their intended purpose for identification and security.