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Task: Duty to Enforce Domestic Protection Order
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Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzalez, 545 U.S. 748 (2005).
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• Law Enforcement Officers have no duty under the procedural due

process clause of the constitution to enforce protection orders in

order to protect citizens from harm.
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• Law Enforcement generally has no constitutional duty to protect

citizens from third party harm.

• A duty may be found when law enforcement officers have in some
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way created or enhance the danger to an individual.

• A duty will be found in cases where the person to be protected is in

the custody of government against their will and are powerless to
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protect themselves.

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