What must the victim do to waive the no contact order rights?

To waive the no contact order rights, the victim must provide written consent. This is a legal requirement ensuring that the victim is making an informed decision to relinquish the protections afforded by the no contact order. Written consent serves as documented proof of the victim's choice and is critical in maintaining the integrity of the legal process and ensuring the victim's safety is considered.

Other methods of communication, such as sending a text message or verbally communicating with law enforcement, do not typically meet the legal standards required for waiving a no contact order. Likewise, simply notifying an attorney does not suffice as a formal waiver; it must be a direct and clear expression of the victim's intent in writing.